The celebrity and the retired player will substitute for each other.
A Stephen Meringoff and I have been partners for 26 years — as of January — and we both can substitute for each other in the business.
The diverging prices reflect the fact that while oil and natural gas can substitute for each other in some uses, the markets for the two products are very different.
A second portfolio includes teaching activities and publication outputs which are substitute for each other.
Because of their similar chemical speciation, phosphate and arsenate are considered chemical analogues, implying that they can substitute for each other in chemical reactions.
Therefore, only the nodal planes could be obtained by the above estimation, and P and T axes of the obtained solutions can substitute for each other.
The description of logical constructions as "incomplete symbols" derives from the use of contextual definitions that provide an analysis or substitute for each sentence in which a defined symbol may occur.
In this paper, we analyze the extent to which University-Level Support Mechanisms (ULSMs) and Local-Context Support Mechanisms (LCSMs) complement or substitute for each other in fostering the creation of academic spin-offs.
Although P and T axes of the obtained focal mechanisms can substitute for each other due to the polarization analysis in this study, the nodal planes are similar to those for the shallow earthquakes shown in Fig. 6a.
For example, genetic redundancy describes the situation where two or more genes have overlapping functions and can either fully or partially substitute for each other (Thomas 1993; Wagner 1999, 2005).
However, the concept of redundancy can be applied to any developmental process where overlap between components of the developmental system can substitute for each other, potentially freeing one or more of the components to take on new functions.
