A grammar comprises a set of rules for generating strings (i.e., linear sequences of symbols) through the successive replacement of symbols until only non-replaceable (terminal) symbols remain [14].
Phosphorus recycling and recovery has received special attention due to its non-replaceable and non-renewability.
(The 300 was a loyal servant, but its non-replaceable battery was dying). I'm loving the new gadget.
The life of its battery (non-replaceable - oh, Nokia fans who snickered at the iPhone's built-in one, how will you explain this?), for example, is terrific: easily two days from a full charge, beating any comparable smartphone.
Compared with elasmobranchs, the unique features of holocephalans include a single gill opening, a complete hyoid arch, fusion of the upper jaw to the cranium, and non-replaceable hypermineralized tooth plates10 (Fig. 1b).
Also discussed are the decisions that need to be made for life extension of replaceable and non-replaceable components such as feeders and steam generators, and materials choices for new designs, such as the advanced CANDU reactor (ACR) and enhanced CANDU-6.
The approximation, however, is often generated by a non-replaceable element and eventually the only way to find a more advanced comparison method is either by creating a new dissimilarity measure or by improving the existing one further.
It will continue to have a non-replaceable battery for the time being we're told.
Such visual thinking may constitute a non-superfluous and non-replaceable part of thinking through a specific proof.
That visual part of the proof is clearly non-superfluous and non-replaceable (without changing the proof).
The GoGear also supports playback of MP3, WMA, and WAV for up to 12 hours on its non-replaceable battery.
