As Frank channel surfs from one mega-hit substitute to another, you realize you know the plot to every show vignette before it plays out: the 16-year-old is going to throw a tantrum over getting the wrong car, classless courtesans will do something disgusting in their brawl.
McCleary cut past the substitute to direct another shot beyond Lonergan, and there was still time for Blackstock to end an amazing match by making it seven goals for the visitors.
Recently, in 2011, a more powerful content-modifying operation has also been considered: a substitution allows a piece of DNA to be substituted by another piece of DNA [ 8].
Primary factors of production are assumed to substitute for one another according to constant elasticity of substitution.
Since the MHC binding sites of hGPI325-339 exist at P1 (I328), P4 (F331), and P7 (E334) (IWY INC FGC ETHAML) [ 25, 28], the amino acid residues of the TCR contact sites at P0 (Y327), P2 (N329), P3 (C330), P5 (G332), P6 (C333), and P8 (T335) were substituted for another peptide to design 20 types of APLs (Table 1).
Mr. Sensenbrenner said it might have been improper for Judge Martin to have substituted himself for another judge who was unable to participate in the case.
CA assumes that one agent can be substituted for another in proportion to their relative potencies; it is usually thought to apply to agents that work by similar mechanisms and is not limited to linear dose response curves (Kortenkamp 2007).
The passion of compassion arose from the imaginative ability to substitute another for oneself and thereby to be affected by the distresses of that other with whom one compassionates as towards oneself (Sermon V Note 1).
And, he says, the low-cost airlines make it easier to change passenger names if one employee has to substitute for another at a meeting.
In cases where genetic data were not available for the species sampled in the phenotypic dataset, genetic data were substituted from another species attributed to the same genus in traditional taxonomies (i.e., Naja naja and Naja kaouthia; Rena dulcis and Rena humilis; Causus rhombeatus and Causus defilippi).
