Despite structural similarities between Yae1 and Lto1, these proteins could not mutually replace each other in Rli1 maturation, even after overexpression.
MAC — mutually assured connectivity — has replaced the MAD — mutually assured destruction — of cold-war days.
Conventional master slave (M S) clock-distribution systems are being replaced by mutually connected (MC) ones due to their good potential to be used in new types of application such as wireless sensor networks, distributed computation and communication systems.
The sense of gloom that existed just one year ago, following a disastrous 2010 midterm election cycle, has dissipated, replaced by mutually shared anger with the state of Republican leadership in Ohio.
The age of mutually assured destruction seems to have been replaced by one of religiously sanctioned extermination.
After a performance review, it was mutually agreed Lee would leave and be replaced temporarily by England Hockey performance director Danny Kerry.
It means: "able to replace or be replaced by another identical item; mutually interchangeable".
Clearly, depending on how far the pendulum swings toward the poles of these two discourses, one encounters a range of epistemic nuances, from the mutually exclusive attempts to replace the genome with the epigenome (or indeed vice versa) as explanatory resources, to the mutually reinforcing attempts to probe them in the increasingly visible circularity of their interconnections.
It is assumed that the actual macromolecular structure of a rubber-like material can be replaced by idealized equilateral tetrahedra cells that are not mutually exclusive so far as occupancy of the space is concerned.
In this model, the sources are replaced by their respective powers and, as such, act as mutually coherent sources, and the noise is deterministic.
