Sentence examples for supply a replacement from inspiring English sources

For example, instead of using the built-in and trusted Java Bytecode verifier, an untrusted party may supply a replacement verifier, which perhaps functions even on optimized bytecode.

In an essay from a forthcoming book on the firm's work, he writes that architecture should "seek not only the minimal ruin of the landscape" but should also supply "a replacement of what was lost with something that atones for the loss".

One subscriber cancelled, regretting the three-cent stamp he had to use on the letter; Greeley supplied a replacement.

It was because supplies of a replacement for a specialised chip controller could not be found – the Netbook ® Pro had very sophisticated power management, given it 8 hours of runtime and 10 days in standby, as well as instant-on (still an amazing feature in a laptop).

Directfix.com supplied me with a replacement LCD, 2 case opener tools, 2 small philips screwdrivers, and a replacement touch panel.

Subsequently the pharmacy logged the numbers of participants who redeemed vouchers and were sent nicotine replacement therapy, were sent a replacement supply because the original had not arrived, and were sent a second three week supply.

Attempts at defining androgen alternative convergence pathways notably congregated to the cancer cell growth factor axis as a replacement supply in growth signaling [ 3, 4].

In some cases, a borrower may avoid replacement charges by supplying The Library with a replacement copy of the same volume/edition or an acceptable substitute.

Under a deal struck earlier last month, inducements could include outside supplies of nuclear fuel, a replacement for a heavy-water reactor that Iran says it plans to build for research, but which would be ideally suited for bomb-making, support for joining the World Trade Organisation, political talks and a new security dialogue.Yet getting Iran to the table at all has proved tough.

A supply of replacement stoves was available to avoid prolonged interruption in homes with stove failures.

We should consider nuclear power, not only to supply more energy, but as a replacement for current plants that use fossil fuels.