Sentence examples for substitutes subject from inspiring English sources

First, child and adult labor are perfect substitutes subject to a productivity shifter ("the substitution axiom" in Basu and Van 1998).

Moreover, many of the automobile substitutes are subject to economies of scale and network externalities, which suggests that an increase in their use due to higher fuel costs would have a greater than proportional impact on automobile use.

We get different versions of the Innate Knowledge thesis by substituting different subject areas for the variable 'S'.

We can generate different versions of the Intuition/Deduction thesis by substituting different subject areas for the variable 'S'.

As it was made clear in the previous section, it may be possible to predict or rank, but not substitute, a subject's score in one test given their scores in the other and the degree of correlation between these two tests (Mackey & Gass 2005).

High School of Music and Art has sent a syllabus to 30 colleges asking, among other things that music and art students be allowed to substitute these subjects for the mathematics which is now compulsory.

The Radha Birju relationship is described to have "Oedipal elements" by many authors; Virdi has argued that in her chastity, Radha channels her sexual desires into maternal love for her sons who effectively become "substitute erotic subjects".

Adults and children are perfect substitutes in production subject to a productivity shifter.

Generally, the contrast between declarative and interrogative is realized by the presence in interrogative clauses either of the interrogative Negotiator h a - (polar) or of an interrogative pro-form which substitutes for a Subject, Complement or circumstantial Adjunct, depending the information being queried in an elemental interrogative.

3. The subject substitutes using trunk/whole body movement and cannot correct with feedback for 5 successive repetitions of the task.

Since substitute checks are considered legal "checks," substitute checks are subject to existing check laws and regulations.