Sentence examples for mounted to replace from inspiring English sources

We present a novel design for a macrostructured cathode that can be coated with a thin layer of the 10B solid converter and mounted to replace the Boron-lined flat parallel plates of a proportional counter used for slow neutron detection.

In the last decade research efforts have mounted to replace this 1st generation ethanol by the 2nd generation ethanol made from lignocellulosic feedstocks, including pretreatment, enzymatic hydrolysis, sugar fermentation and process design.

That could be disquieting news for Mets Manager Jerry Manuel, because if the Mets falter and Valentine is still available, pressure will mount to replace one with the other.

The Steinbergs got permission to borrow the twin at the Victoria and Albert Museum and at enormous expense were able to recast its mounts to replace their missing ones.

To better display the 139 human skulls that make up the collection of Joseph Hyrtl, a 19th century Austrian anatomist who used them to debunk phrenology, Grigonis designed new mounts to replace the old ones made of brass and wood.

The co-heads of the firm's corporate department, Alexander M. Dye and John M. Schwolsky, mounted a bid to replace him.

As the war intensified and officer casualties mounted, the ability to replace casualties with officers of British origin became extremely difficult and in many cases the officer allotment to battalions was reduced accordingly.

Two more Mle 1933 mounts were to fitted on each side of the rear deckhouse and a fourth mount was to replace the 13.2 Hotchkiss machine guns forward of the bridge.

Bitter supporters of the former Canadian finance minister, Paul Martin, who was fired on Sunday by Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, began mounting a campaign to replace the Canadian leader.

A1 Chrysler President Ousted DaimlerChrysler, exasperated over Chrysler Group's mounting losses, plans to replace Chrysler's president, James P. Holden, 49, with Dieter Zetsche, 47, the head of Daimler's commercial vehicle business.

Last week, Carl C. Icahn, the activist investor, mounted a proxy contest to replace Yahoo's entire board, saying the directors had "acted irrationally and lost the faith of shareholders".