Sentence examples for provided to replace from inspiring English sources

Investigators say they are looking into whether New York Waterway submitted inflated bills to the Port Authority for ferry services it provided to replace the commuter rail links between New Jersey and Lower Manhattan that were destroyed by the terrorist attack.

For the two actuators, threshold efficiencies were calculated and provided to replace their design efficiencies.

In other words, no provisions are provided to replace a dropped replica in order to maintain a high delivery ratio [14].

Images are provided to replace the traditional misunderstanding of the law, i.e., "everything always gets more disordered over time," with a more clear sense of the way in which entropy tends to increase allowing a thermally isolated system access to a greater number of microstates.

During weeks 3 20, prepackaged, commercially available liquid shakes and snack bars were provided to replace two meals per day at no cost to participants.

They also participated in a 5-day organic diet intervention in summer and fall seasons for CPES-WA children and summer and winter seasons for CPES-GA children in which organic groceries were provided to replace foods (mostly fresh fruits, vegetables, grains, and fruit juices) that their child usually ate (Lu et al. 2006a, 2006b).

The resultant volume of low-cost steel in Britain and the United States soon revolutionized building construction and provided steel to replace iron in railroad rails and many other uses.

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Applications can provide functionality to replace or complement most information providing artifacts used by tourist today, such as travel guide or audio-guides.

Because embryonic stem cells are capable of developing into any type of cell in the body, many scientists believe that they may one day be able to provide tissues to replace worn-out organs or nonfunctioning cells and, thus, offer powerful new treatments for diabetes, heart disease, Parkinson's disease and other ailments.

Damaged schools were permanently closed, providing opportunities to replace them with privatized alternatives.