Sentence examples for through the replacement of from inspiring English sources

Unlike teeth and bones, the tissues of organs usually decay rapidly, before they can be fossilized through the replacement of all organic material with minerals.

The general trend in modern times is for dialectal differences to diminish, above all through the replacement of dialectal traits by those of the standard language.

In effect that means the erasure of two decades' worth of memories through the replacement of a network of neurons, and it is the implications of this which Payne confronts.

Reynolds was appointed minister for posts and telegraphs and made an indelible mark by driving through the replacement of the country's creaking manual telephone system with a state-of-the-art automatic network.

This process was taking place not through the deployment of the traditional fantasy map but through the replacement of archetypes with solid three-dimensional characters.This started, surprisingly, with the character of DEATH, but he was soon followed by the Witches, Lord Vetinari, Captain Vimes and the Archchancellor of the Unseen University, Mustrum Ridcully.

Bin Laden believes in the restoration of Islamic government, not on the pattern of the present Islamic regime in Iran, but through the replacement of all states and nationalities with the rule of the Caliph, who enjoys supreme authority as a direct successor of the prophet Muhammad.

Whittingdale has also carefully leant his support to self-regulation of the press through the Independent Press Standards Organisation, the replacement of the discredited Press Complaints Commission.

11 The resulting bill currently going through parliament proposes the replacement of primary care trusts by clinical commissioning groups.

The audits are expected to result in recommendations on how to improve each building's overall energy efficiency through additional upgrades, including the replacement of outdated No. 4 and No. 6 fuel oil boilers when necessary, the officials said.

Health care workers are exposed to bloodborne pathogens through occupational injuries, and the replacement of sharps by safety-engineered devices has been recommended as a key preventive measure.

These modifications involving actin may have led to an evolutionary convergence in these lineages through the loss (or the replacement) of most actin-associated proteins.