"Tungsten is a non-substitutable material, so demand will continue and we see the low tungsten price as a temporary thing".
In contrast, scenic beauty value was negatively impacted by harvesting, as was aboveground carbon mitigation where harvested biomass was used for the production of ethanol or where products were assumed to be additional (i.e. not substitutable) within the existing material economy.
In neoliberalism, consumers (replacing citizens) are infinitely free but ultimately non-entities--replaceable, substitutable, interchangeable; neoliberal democracy is a democracy of technical means toward material ends, with inviolable paths of transmission.
The present study showed a proportionally larger increase in the volumes of dispensed substitutable pharmaceuticals compared with non-substitutable pharmaceuticals, since the introduction of generic substitution.
The present study aims to investigate how the sales patterns for substitutable and non-substitutable pharmaceuticals have developed since the introduction of mandatory generic substitution in Sweden.
A commodity is substitutable.
"Channel 5 is not substitutable long term".
It also implies that they are substitutable.
The private and public sectors are not substitutable: they are interdependent.
One seeks to satisfy our wants or preferences, which are limitless, non-satiable, substitutable and amoral.
The fear is that their product is too disposable and substitutable – with multiple versions of the same story online.
