Co@Au or Co@Ag nanoparticles are facilely prepared at room temperature by in situ replacement reaction, in which Co nanoparticles are partly replaced by a noble metal salt.
Large-scale investments in southeastern and south-central Europe partly replaced the lost Russian accounts.
According to Rachel Silver of Movements.org, a New York nonprofit, social media discussion may have partly replaced physical activism.
Before that, it goes through a series of immature plumages, which are wholly or partly replaced by a series of molts, or feather losses.
The politics of class has now been partly replaced with the politics of racial identity in a country where more than 60% are of indigenous descent.
Critics have questioned the Meadowlands train extension itself, built for $185 million, which partly replaced a much less expensive shuttle bus service.
The problem is the fickle nature of the tourist industry, where budget airlines have only partly replaced the declining numbers of package holidaymakers.
A significant proportion of the nuclear fleet will reach the end of commercial life but some of this will be partly replaced by newly commissioned nuclear capacity.
In precisely the same spirit, the tax credit system will be partly replaced by a very straightforward new obligation upon employers to pay their staff decently.
Of 211 clinical commissioning groups in England, the regional organisations that partly replaced primary care trusts last year, just 3% have a formal strategy for perinatal mental health services, with a significant majority having no plans to implement one.
But there are similarities, too: more than 10,000 Labour voters at the last election (the Harwich constituency Clacton partly replaced was a razor's-edge Labour/Tory marginal), and an array of social problems.
