With widespread damage, orthopedic treatment may be required, such as replacement of the dead bone.
When businesses address their workplace carbon emissions they often look at expensive projects, such as replacement heating and air conditioning systems or improving insulation.
In English there are numerous examples, such as "replacement," which is composed of re-, "pland," and -ment, and "walked," from the elements "walk" and -ed.
The bill would allow the Food and Drug Administration to compel companies to track implants, such as replacement hips, that belong to a category of products that do not require human testing for approval.
It includes frequent inspections, either after every flight or a designated series of flights or after a time interval, and minor maintenance such as replacement of a part or repair of a faulty item of equipment.
Patients are increasingly educating themselves about new, expensive medical products such as replacement hips and knees, and are willing to pay for them out of their own pocket, according to the chief executive of Britain's largest medical devices group, Smith & Nephew.
Severe ligament damage can warrant surgical treatment, such as replacement.
LGE MRI may reveal underlying myocardial disease such as replacement fibrosis [68, 69].
Hence, image hash needs to be perceptually robust against few changes but should also detect tampering events, such as replacement, deletion, and insertion.
However, little is known about the specifics of caching design that affect cache effectiveness and operation, such as replacement policy and cache size.
