Sentence examples for usually replace from inspiring English sources
Only if a knee is worn out on all sides of the joint do we use a full knee replacement, though we do not usually replace the patella.
Surgeons usually replace knees when patients have difficulty walking or performing normal activities or when pain wakes them at night.
Monopoly games also have been licensed with other North American cities as the subject (e.g., Chicago); prominent local landmarks and points of interest usually replace street names as properties.
But Max Warburton of Bernstein Research argues that most of the sales "are new and incremental, rather than pull-forward", since customers with nine- to ten-year-old cars usually replace them with used instead of new ones.
That is, we usually replace (x R y) by (x leq y) which is read as 'x is less than or equal to y'.
In calculation process, single mean values usually replace these random variables, disregarding their inherent variations, and thus providing a single-value of entry capacity.
This, plus the fact that the patella was usually replaced in knees with the worse anatomic condition would suggest that patella replacement is preferable [7, 19].
When a band member is missing, they are usually replaced like for like.
When accurate reporting dies it is usually replaced by gossip, prejudice and bigotry.
There are far fewer buttons, and intuition usually replaces the owner's manual.
The lower plate is hydraulically shifted and is usually replaced after every heat.
