Sentence examples for substitute set from inspiring English sources
It's a shelf well stocked with blockbusters from recent years: substitute "set pieces" for "indecipherable pseudoscience" and you've got the gaping pitfall that both Interstellar and Ridley Scott's Prometheus tumbled down.
The resulting set is a substitute set for in this new scheme and not an estimate.
And Palace's top scorer, himself a second-half substitute, set up his team's second with a header from Puncheon's free-kick.
Blackpool did find a way back into the game through Ranger's neat finish before the substitute set up Davies, only for him to miss the target from eight yards.
Wigan brought on Franco Di Santo at the start of the second half and the substitute set up Gomez for a 58th-minute equaliser after keeper Federici had failed to hold on to his initial shot.
We have proved in Section 4 that a subsequent optimization by median filtering of the substitute set takes the current noisy pixel closer to original noise-free image pixel.
The intention in this experiment was to substitute set-aside/conservation covers for wheat in the year when take-all was expected to be most severe, i.e. in the first year of the experiment, when the field was in its third consecutive crop of wheat.
A conservatively substituted set was made by carrying the last observation forward.
Another, progressively substituted, set was made by substituting e.g. the missing observations on Day 5 with observations from Day 6, thereby placing emphasis on the observations towards the end of the observation period.
The World Health Organisation's International Code of Marketing of breast milk substitutes sets out recommendations for how breast milk substitutes should be marketed globally so as not to undermine breastfeeding or compromise infants' growth and development.
Results from two very simple experiments suggested that substituting set-aside/conservation covers for winter wheat, for 1 year only, did not seriously interfere with the development of take-all disease or with the development or maintenance of take-all decline (TAD).
