Sentence examples for when it was substituted from inspiring English sources

The Zeebad Gonabad water clock was in used until 1965 when it was substituted by modern clocks.

When it was substituted by 19 other natural amino acids, the voltage dependence of most mutants was largely affected.

The outcomes from the use of quinacrine in the armed forces demonstrated it to be superior to quinine and made it the official medicine for the treatment of malaria [ 5] until 1945 when it was substituted by chloroquine [ 6].

When it is substituted into Equation (8), together with Equation (1), the filter impulse response becomes h ( t, t ′ ) = e j Ψ B f sinc [ B f ( t - t ′ ) ] (16).

The Lys at the third position of the DEKA SF is critical for ion selectivity, as indicated by the increase in Ca2+ and K+ conductance when it is substituted in mammalian Navs (Heinemann et al., 1992; Schlief et al., 1996).

Effectively, when oil became precious, it was substituted by other carriers for the other applications, but remained dominant in transportation.

"When I was captain at Derby I once threw my boots off when I was substituted against Forest and he let me have it in front of everybody".

Fresh fish – usually reef fish – is still eaten when available; otherwise, it is substituted with canned fish [ 27].

When a component receives such message, it is substituted by the new version.

Moreover, when LDS was substituted, it not only provided chemical components but also contributed 2441 J/g of LDS with moisture content less than 50% in cement producing kilns.

The ovation when he was substituted told its own story and it was not long afterwards that Mourinho was out of his dugout demanding more noise.