Sentence examples for replacement versions of from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, others have attempted to make replacement versions of HookTube.

So Boeing proposed to Airbus that the two companies conduct a joint study to assess the market potential for a replacement version of the 747.

Growing a replacement version of a thick chunk of tissue like a heart or a kidney requires engineering a network of connected channels into the tissue to act as blood vessels.

"If you take the Ottoman areas, they were Muslim but tolerant with an array of different cultures and their replacement with different versions of the 19th-century nation state has proved very difficult, be it in the Balkans, in Cyprus or the Middle East".

These were flagged for qualitative review and replacement in subsequent versions of the assessment.

These issues come to the fore in the Canadian Fabry Disease Initiative that was initially conceived of as a 10-year study of enzyme replacement where two different versions of the enzyme were available for people with a deficiency of alpha galactosidase.

As one of the versions of mitochondrial replacement involves the destruction of embryos, it was bound to fall foul of Catholic doctrine.

At first glance, the two versions of mitochondrial replacement being developed look to be the same in all but some particular technical respects: one (MST) replaces the mitochondria in eggs, the other (PNT) replaces the mitochondria in embryos.

The idea is to consider an equipment replacement strategy along the years, with the MNOs prioritizing the replacement of older and less efficient versions of the equipment.

James's method had been preceded by Palmer's Total Player Rating and would be succeeded by various versions of Wins Above Replacement (WAR), which was predicated on the identification of the value of a theoretical "replacement player" (a player readily available, whether from a team's bench or its farm system).

This method was preceded by Palmer's total player rating (TPR) and succeeded by various versions of wins above replacement (WAR), which was predicated on the identification of the value of a theoretical "replacement player" (a player readily available, whether from a team's bench or from its farm system).