Sentence examples for that is substituted from inspiring English sources

As the critic Michel Mourlet wrote in 1959, "The cinema is a gaze that is substituted for our own in order to give us a world that accords with our desires".

In cases in which the atom that is substituted is linked to the rest of the molecule by only one bond, the bond involving the heavier isotope is usually more difficult to break than the one involving the lighter isotope.

"Where a claim to an invention is expressed as a combination of elements, as here, 'equivalents' in the sobriquet 'Doctrine of Equivalents' refers to the equivalency of an element or part of the invention with one that is substituted in the accused product or process.

"Where a claim to an invention is expressed as a combination of elements, as here, 'equivalents' in the sobriquet 'Doctrine of Equivalents' refers to the equivalency of an element or part of the invention with one that is substituted in the accused product or process.....

The delta mass will be different for each amino acid that is substituted by l-tyrosine.

Glucomannan, the most abundant hemicellulose in softwoods, consists of a β-1,4-linked mannose and glucose backbone that is substituted with α-galactose.

Diets that had zero substitution showed higher leaching effect for most minerals than diets that were substituted with 75% ACM or BSFM.

The words "the individual holds a certificate that" are substituted for "persons whose certificates" for clarity.

Studies of meal replacements use mostly expensive, nutrient concentrated liquid meals that are substituted for most of their meals.

In magazines, there's something known as a deep caption, a wisp of copy that's substituted for a story when the photo is more important.

Clarification: This story was updated to include a quotation that was substituted for one that appeared in the original version online.