This encouraged firms to substitute IT equipment for labour or other capital.
Some manufacturers use bismuth as a substitute in equipment for potable water systems such as valves to meet "lead-free" mandates in the U.S. (starts in 2014).
After this, the presenter talked about the workshop "Every Day Physics Practicals with every Day Materials" they organized in Uganda in 2006 illustrating how poor material can integrate especially in rural areas, and in this case substitute, technical equipment for experiments (ex. telemeters).
The Air Force had substituted other equipment for Mr. Cantrell's payload.
There was evidence which established that defendant often substituted customer equipment with parts from its own stock.
During 1994 1998 the average contamination rate in the indoor environment of the "dirty zone" was close to 30% (29.1), but after substituting old equipment in 1998 the contamination dropped to a rather stable level at an average level of 7.8% throughout the remaining period (1999 2012) examined.
L. 96 467 substituted "of equipments, or any part thereof, purchased, of repair parts or materials used, or of repairs made in a foreign country with respect to" for "of repair parts, materials, or expenses of repairs in a foreign country upon" and "schedule 6" for "Schedule 6".
Animals are treated humanely as they substitute for farm equipment and provide food for the table.
The "Jersey Shore" alum has already shed an impressive 42 pounds from her 4-foot-9 frame, and notes that when one doesn't have free weights handy, a baby makes a great substitute for fitness equipment.
L. 109 59, § 3003(d)(1), substituted "public transportation equipment" for "mass transportation equipment" and "both public transportation companies and private companies engaged in public transportation" for "public and private mass transportation companies".
