Sentence examples for simultaneously replacing from inspiring English sources

They are, in their view, girding themselves to save New York from the turmoil of simultaneously replacing the mayor, comptroller, public advocate, four borough presidents and 37 of 51 council members.

A new n=2 Sillen Aurivillius compound Bi3Sr2Nb2O11Br has been synthesised based on Bi3Pb2Nb2O11Cl by simultaneously replacing Pb2+ with Sr2+ and Cl− with Br−.

A x1/t1, …, xn/tn) is the wff resulting from simultaneously replacing each xi in A with ti (for 1 ≤ i ≤ n), provided ti is free for xi in A).

Further studies, aimed at replacing H2S (or simultaneously replacing H2S, NO, and CO) in septic pigs are needed to directly test the potential beneficial effect of gasotransmitter donation on the cardiac function in sepsis.

The operation of replacement (or substitution) can also be performed on two or more parts of a proposition simultaneously: Replacing [Kant] and [philosopher] in S1 simultaneously by, e.g., [Gauss] and [mathematician], results in the true ([Gauss], [mathematician]/[Kant], [philosopher] -variant [philosopher] -varianthematician].

We need to mobilize all of our constituencies and allies to flood Congress with calls next week, calling on them not to repeal without simultaneously replacing the ACA.

In the formation of a pseudomorph by substitution, the original substance has been gradually removed and simultaneously replaced by another.

When Zolt ships in Spring, it could simultaneously replace your computer, phone, and tablet chargers.

Using this strategy, both targeted alleles of diploid cells were simultaneously replaced in a single transformation procedure.

Yes, you might be thinking of that dystopian Black Mirror scenario, or that oddly relatable Portlandia sketch, but we're not too far off from a world where our digital score simultaneously replaces and drives all meaning in our lives.

When there are several candidates that can be simultaneously replaced, the parties' strategies become more complex, depending on the ideological composition of the exiting judges and the changes in the parties' shares of seats in Parliament during the reference period.