Sentence examples for was gradually displaced from inspiring English sources

It was gradually displaced by radiation and chemotherapy.

In the later 18th and 19th centuries religion was gradually displaced as the dominant force as European universities became institutions of modern learning and research and were secularized in their curriculum and administration.

With the translation into Latin of Aristotle's On the Soul in the early 13th century, the Platonic and Augustinian epistemology that dominated the early Middle Ages was gradually displaced.

Napoleon, however, disliked his memorandum on the future of Poland and Metternich was gradually displaced from proceedings by Prince Liechtenstein.

The mild, mystical Sufi brand of Islam practised in the valley was gradually displaced by an austere Arab version - Islam 3.0.

Figure S3f, Supporting Information, exemplifies the change of the magnetic flux density in the air gap when the rotor was gradually displaced from the initial position.

Is it possible brick-and-mortar warfare could be gradually displaced by taking down one another's power grids and Internet connections?

Within urbanized Western culture it is clear that folk literature has been gradually displaced by books and newspapers, radio, and television.

Sixteen years have passed since the Irish-born Bacon died, at 82, during which the art world has radically changed, and the generation of Americans weaned on postwar abstraction and congenitally skeptical of Bacon is being gradually displaced.

Before the election, the collection had struck me as elegiac — a document of a Harlem culture that is being gradually displaced, some say erased, by the forces of gentrification.

"The historical precedent suggests that's the case," he said, citing the Palm Pilot, digital point-and-shoot cameras and portable GPS systems for the car as items that have been gradually displaced by multifunction devices.