Sentence examples for means for replacement from inspiring English sources

Cyclic regeneration of HF has evolved in mammals as a means for replacement (moulting), camouflage, temperature regulation, or social and sexual signalling [ 64].

Other perks include onsite hardware service for either two or three years after the purchase of devices as an optional add-on, and device replacement for as much as 10percentt of the iPad and iPhone hardware covered under the Enterprise AppleCare warranty – that doesn't means replacement for legitimate failure, but just for accidents resulting from employee human error.

It is by no means a replacement for a good digital camera.

While the Xbox Companion lets you fire up and control media and set beacons (alerting you when friends are playing certain games, so you can drop everything and get some headshots), it's by no means a replacement for your actual controller.

Chief among the contracting violations Mr. Hevesi cited was the department's decision to use an existing $3 million contract with Motorola, which was meant for the purchase of hundreds of replacement radios, to buy thousands of new models from the company that employed an entirely different technology and wound up costing nearly $15 million.

That means no decent replacement for the 12" PowerBook as yet.

Could the current squabble with its referees union one that may mean using replacement officials for the upcoming season be a rare opportunity for the league to get rid of what ails them?

Doctors are expensive to train and hire, which means they are ripe for replacement by machines.

Switching to more efficient appliances can also help a lot but this means some upfront costs for replacement.

This means pressure for the replacement homes to be built in the cheaper parts of London, probably largely following and extending the present eastward pattern of new supply.

"The corrected version shows substantially lower mean initial replacement rates for retired and disabled workers.