Sentence examples for property to replace from inspiring English sources
Among other things, the group encourages planting trees on private property to replace ailing municipal trees planted too close to city streets.
The [amim][DCA] showed suitable extractive and physical properties to replace sulfolane and an adequate maximum operation temperature (MOT) to be employed at industrial scale.
The main challenge in oral tissue engineering is designing appropriate scaffolds with ideal mechanical and biological properties to replace or regenerate injured tissues.
The [AMIM][DCA] showed suitable extractive properties to replace nowadays methods of separation for hex-1-ene/hexane and cyclohexene/cyclohexane compounds.
Overall, HFO1234yf is a good long term candidate with excellent environmental properties to replace successfully HFC134a from the view point of pool boiling heat transfer.
Likewise, a lesson from the 1980s is that it proved a lot easier to flog off homes to council tenants than to build new affordable properties to replace them.
This work thus paves the way for the de novo bio-fabrication of easy-retrievable, scaffold-free human tissues with controlled structural, compositional, and functional properties to replace corneal, as well as other, tissues.
The effects of EPTD and PPTD separately with MBTS on the resultant vulcanizates are compared with the corresponding unsafe TMTD compounds in the light of mechanical properties to replace unsafe TMTD by newly synthesized thiuram disulfides.
This would be funded partly by a new property tax to replace council tax, of up to 0.85% on properties worth more than the cheapest 10% and a 1.7% marginal rate above £600,000.
On a more modest scale, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation last month recommended a flat-rate tax on property values to replace the current banded system.
Even more controversially they also include a completely new property tax to replace the council tax, abandoning the planned 1p cut in corporation tax to fund better technical education, improving protections for tenants, and helping low and middle earners save more for their pensions.
