Sentence examples for tendency to replace from inspiring English sources

An example is the tendency to replace grease-lubricated bearings with self-lubricated ones in guide vanes of water turbines.

Simply alerting people to the importance of increasing diversity had no effect on their tendency to replace women with women and men with men.

Put another way, the more inured we grow to technology in our lives, the less disgusted we are by its tendency to replace us.

There is now a tendency to replace the name goatsucker with the more appropriate term nightjar, derived from the birds' voices.

It turned out that simply alerting people to the importance of increasing diversity had no effect on their tendency to replace women with women and men with men, results that mirrored the field data of those 3,000 companies.

In consonant clusters there has been a tendency to replace velar consonants k and g with labial consonants, such as p, b, or m (e.g., Latin ŏcto "eight," Romanian opt; Latin cognatum "relative, kinsman," Romanian cumnat).

With tighter budgets has come a tendency not to replace singers who retire or move to another house.

Currently there is a visible tendency observed to replace the fieldworks by the experiments run in laboratory scale in different types of reactors.

"When after a great deal of research and testing, a chemical is found to be harmful, then the tendency is to replace it with as similar a chemical as possible.

However, current tendencies try to replace glass fibres by more sustainable fibres to obtain eco-friendlier products.

Largely for budgetary reasons, the tendency has been to replace universal subsidies with targeted subsidies and much time and effort has gone into devising targeted schemes.