Sentence examples for usefully replaced from inspiring English sources

Thus the issue of the category of the relata may, in practice, be usefully replaced by two questions: whether the relata are immanent (Section 1.1), and how finely they are individuated (Section 1.2).

Software can also usefully replace the old processes of binding the printed journal and the storage of volumes on shelves in a library or an office, a process delightfully described (by biologists, not chemists) as defrosting the digital library[6].

Although modern readers will find the details of this physiology hopelessly outdated, they can usefully replace Lucretian 'mind' and 'spirit' with, respectively, the brain and nervous system, in order to appreciate the enduring relevance of what follows, Lucretius' argument that our conscious selves cannot survive death.

Helman (1998), for example, has outlined the ways in which a 'social model of health' could usefully replace the all-pervasive 'bio-medical model of health' that dominates the professional culture of the NHS.

3 There seems to be little inspiration within the coaching ranks The days of Sun Tzu's Art of War have gone and might usefully be replaced by something less taxing.

The two phrases have usefully distinct meanings and, although "compare to" can be replaced by "liken to", it's clumsier to replace "compare with" with another phrase.

I suspect that the complicity of such officers in the "plot" will now be investigated, and that some at least will be dismissed (usefully allowing Mr Kim to replace earlier appointees with his own men) or worse.

He has said he would like to stay in office as long as he can serve usefully, but people who have watched the transition process say it is likely that he will be replaced.

Most usefully of all, she points out that one of the two tables that make up my desk could be replaced by a unit with the same surface area but also storage underneath.

He also introduced the Tunny team to Tommy Flowers who, under the guidance of Max Newman, went on to build the Colossus computer, the world's first programmable digital electronic computer, which replaced a simpler prior machine (the Heath Robinson), and whose superior speed allowed the statistical decryption techniques to be applied usefully to the messages.

Or replaced".