In the 1990s, this campaign was supplanted by the independent Campaign for Military Service.
When this role was supplanted by jet aircraft, the shipping lines discovered there was money to be made from going around in circles.
In his Symphony No. 1 (1935) and later works, this influence was supplanted by a growing appreciation of folk traditions, not only those of his Armenian forebears but also those of Georgia, Russia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.
Because of the difficulties in supporting the plants in a normal upright growing position and aerating the solution, however, this method was supplanted by gravel culture, in which gravel supports the plants in a watertight bed or bench.
In 1998 this work was supplanted by the Terminologia Anatomica, which recognizes about 7,500 terms describing macroscopic structures of human anatomy and is considered to be the international standard on human anatomical nomenclature.
For many, this knowledge was supplanted by the belief that sexual transmission of HIV only occurs during sex between men and women.
This map was supplanted by a higher-resolution map using more individuals and markers composed of polymorphic microsatellites identified using CAN dinucleotide repeats (Protas et al. 2006).
Patient-level pharmacy financial data were maintained in the Allegra financial system (IntraNexus Corp., Virginia Beach, VA) until late 2010, when this system was supplanted by Epic for Business (Epic Systems, Verona, WI).
This system was supplanted by the use of a single spreadsheet on a laptop, and finally, by the second day of the first POD, by several laptops with data-entry screens and wireless connections to an on-site server.
This second designation was supplanted by an extended and rerouted M-24 in late 1941 or early 1942.
