Sentence examples for progressively replacing from inspiring English sources

The MapReduce community is progressively replacing the classic Hadoop with Yarn, the second-generation Hadoop (MapReduce 2.0).

"A sort of invisible city is progressively replacing or putting into second place the physical, figurative one" (Branzi [2006], p. 12).

Additionally, there is increasing concern about food security, in particular fish and sea food, and aquaculture is progressively replacing shortages in fish catches, caused by overfishing, pollution, climate change and other insults to the marine habitats.

Current management should therefore preferably continue in fruit tree plantations, while vegetated vineyards, which are progressively replacing conventional mineral vineyards in Valais, should be further promoted.

Note that Morpholino-based inhibition only affects protein synthesized after fertilization; it is likely that a stock of maternal protein unaffected by the morpholino is present until at least the blastula stage, with zygotically synthesized protein then progressively replacing the maternal pool.

Therefore, these new drugs are now progressively replacing their i.v. counterpart.

They recognized the potential for wine production and progressively replaced the kiwi trees with vines.

Nokia said in February that it planned to progressively replace Symbian with Microsoft's Windows phone software starting later this year.

The industry backlash came after Adonis said the government hoped to progressively replace short-haul flights with a 250mph train network in the UK.

For most bones the general shape is first laid down as a cartilage model, which is then progressively replaced by bone (endochondral bone formation).

In his 2009 book, "Reading in the Brain," the French cognitive scientist Stanislas Dehaene suggests that R.S.V.P. might point the way for "the future of reading in a world where screens progressively replace paper".