Fair enough to expand one's repertoire, but none of these seems likely to replace, in terms of usefulness, the Von Furstenberg jersey wrap dress.
What Lord Sacks has said should be heard: every civilisation which has not replaced itself, in terms of numbers, perishes.
It is no secret that Liverpool never satisfactorily replaced Luis Suárez in terms of the goals he contributed, and with Sterling gone and Sturridge only managing 18 games last season Rodgers could not afford any more delay, even if forwards Roberto Firmino and Danny Ings have been signed in this window.
In this paper we will compare the hybrid Angoff-Hofstee method which we used previously for stand-setting MRCP UK), with the statistical equating which replaced it, in terms of predictive validity.
No one expects "Ellen" to literally replace "Oprah" in terms of popularity.
Yes, the Internet media business is much less lucrative than the print side, and may never replace it in terms of the revenues it generates.
The iPod tumbled even more than expected, but again, Apple doesn't seem to be too concerned with that product category as it looks to other opportunities that are replacing it in terms of consumer interest, like the iPhone.
In particular, Russell believed that the notion of a "physical thing" could be replaced, or analyzed in terms of, the notion of a series of classes of sensible particulars each bearing to one another certain relations of continuity, resemblance, and perhaps certain other relations relevant to the formulation of the laws of physics (OKEW, 86ff; RSDP, 114 15; UCM, 105).
We expressed and purified Ub in which K6 was replaced with W. In terms of structure and charge, this modification is analogous to biotinylation.
After replacing the stress resultants by their strain equivalents (Equation 4) and replacing strain components in terms of deformations (Equation 1), the following differential operators will be derived: ∫ t 1 t 2 ∫ 0 2 π ∫ 0 L L Δ dx + L ′ Δ 0 L Rdθdt = 0, Δ = u 0, v 0, w 0, φ x, φ θ T Open image in new window (16).
In academies, regional schools commissioners (RSCs) and headteacher boards replace local authorities in terms of oversight and accountability.
