Sentence examples for points to replace from inspiring English sources
Both were completely dominant in their respective semi-finals, Venus defeating Belgium's Justine Henin 6-3, 6-2 and Serena beating Mauresmo 6-2, 6-1, thereby earning the ranking points to replace Venus as the world's No1, a position she will assume whatever the outcome today.
Secondly, an efficient approximate model was built utilizing these sampling points to replace the original time consuming dynamic response analysis of FE model.
Traditional natural excitation technique uses cross-correlation function that responses between two points to replace impulse response function, identifying parameters with time domain modal identification method.
Lack of spare parts for the ship's boiler and the fact that she is a monohull tanker have been the main driving points to replacing Protecteur and her sister ship.
Frugal New York drivers go to Willets Point to replace a muffler or side mirror cheaply.
Thirdly, we have been the architect and main mover of the very tough sanctions against Assad, which we know are causing problems because Iran has limited ability at this point to replace everything they don't have, like diesel fuel.
PAGE A11 ISRAELI LEADER WINS ELECTION Tzipi Livni, above, Israel's foreign minister, was declared the winner of a primary election, with a lead of just over one percentage point, to replace Prime Minister Ehud Olmert as leader of the Kadima Party of Israel, edging past her main rival, Transportation Minister Shaul Mofaz.
Using the estimated vanishing point to replace the coordinate origin, we set the parameter space of the Hough transform between [ ρ − R,ρ + R], instead of ρ = 0, where R is the maximum error distance between the estimated and actual vanishing points.
Further, validation of a biomarker as a robust surrogate end point to replace overall survival would also potentially speed up the drug development pathway.
They could use a 3-point shooter to replace Copeland.
The Knicks have no true point guard to replace Marbury.
