Sentence examples for needed to substitute from inspiring English sources
But he exited after the official deadline for replacing him on the ballot, and a legal battle was needed to substitute Mr. Lautenberg's name.
If the American unit is not needed to substitute for the Russian module, NASA officials said, it will be sent to the space station anyway at the end of next year to give the outpost added propulsion ability.
A study earlier this year from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California estimates that a 4.3-mile walk at a brisk pace would be needed to substitute a 3-mile run.
As a consequence, more specific pesticides like Bt are needed to substitute for general pesticides.
Test questions in the numeracy domain range from being presented a picture of a thermometer and subtracting 30 degrees from the temperature shown to calculating how many wind power stations are needed to substitute for a nuclear plant correctly converting kilo watt hours into Giga watt hours and vice versa.
The Imperial Japanese Army felt a smaller pistol of domestic design that could accommodate the standard 8×22mm Nambu cartridge was needed to substitute the larger, heavier, and only official military pistol, the Type 14 Nambu.
He argues that we need to substitute a "living wage" of $8 an hour for the current minimum wage of $5.15.
Los Angelenos with BB guns should have no problem sourcing these — they're the rustling in the bougainvillea canopy — but others might need to substitute plain old "wild rats".
"The counterpart of Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, wears a mask merely to emulate his predecessor, while the character who needs to substitute the Emperor Palpatine as the incarnation of supreme evil represents the most serious defect of the film," continues the unnamed critic.
We focus on the major technical challenge of DOSNs: they need to substitute the datacenter-based infrastructure of centralized OSNs.
In (17), we only need to substitute the packet length into X and the number of nodes into M to obtain the CW size of maximum throughput.
