The system can be preventively replaced at a sampling epoch and must be replaced upon failure; preventive replacement costs less than failure replacement.
Moreover, we assume that the system unit can be preventively replaced at a sampling epoch and must be replaced upon failure; the cost of preventive replacement is less than that of failure replacement.
Today, about 82 percent of the chiefs of Standard & Poor's 500 companies are entitled to some type of cash payment if they are replaced upon a change in control, according to GMI Ratings, a corporate governance firm.
As with U.S. passports, British passports are valid for 10 years for adults and for 5 years for persons under age 16, and they must be replaced upon their expiration.
Clouds hid Table Mountain on my departure, but the skies cleared as the city melted away and was replaced by mile upon mile of broccoli-green fynbos, fanning into the far distance like a worn carpet.
Using hydrous superabsorbent polymer particles for SEM observation after treatment with hydrophilic ILs, Tsuda et al. observed that more water in the particles was replaced with ILs upon using a higher concentration of ILs (Tsuda et al. 2014) and, when the substitution rate was higher, a decreased reduction of particle size was also observed.
During the 18th century, this focus upon the personality characteristics of those who suffered from melancholy was replaced by an emphasis upon more physiological bases, principally low energy and slowed circulation [ 11], and the modern term "depression" was eventually used in place of melancholia.
We assumed that the typical intake of meat by a UK adult (88 g d−1) was replaced by meals based upon 88 g of meat per day of the species concerned.
Vancomycin and gentamicin were given from Days 4 6, and subsequently vancomycin was replaced by penicillin G upon receipt of in vitro susceptibility analysis.
