rate of replacement造句

• Natural birth rate of replacement population can be boosted by the welfare system of the host country
• For a quarter of the world's population, the rate of replacement there today is " dangerously low,"
• And the rate of replacement is increasing.
• Use of either of these forms of resources beyond their rate of replacement is considered to be resource depletion.
• :2b ) Other parts can be replaced, but our bodies slow down the rate of replacement as we age.
• "I'm talking about a big impact right now, because we are accelerating the rate of replacement of older vehicles with much clearer ones,"
• Several types of observations were made possible ( in people born before 1963 ), such as determination of the rate of replacement for cells in different human tissues.
• As of June 30, the rate of replacement of chief executives was 55 percent higher than last year, reports the Christian & Timbers'Quarterly Index of Fortune 1000 CEO Replacements.
• As of June 30, the rate of replacement of chief executives was 55 percent higher than last year, reports the Christian & AMP; Timbers'Quarterly Index of Fortune 1000 CEO Replacements.
• A computer-generated analysis noticed Alaskan Airlines'rate of replacement for jackscrews had reached 0.03 removals per 1, 000 flight hours systemwide, the point at which an alert is issued, McCartney said.
• Tauzin said congressional investigators analyzed the failure rates of replacement tires Ford is using and found that some fail more often than the Firestone Wilderness AT tires Ford recalled last month.
• A computer-generated analysis noticed Alaskan Airlines'rate of replacement for jackscrews had reached 0 . 03 removals per 1, 000 flight hours systemwide, the point at which an alert is issued, McCartney said.
• House Commerce Committee spokesman Ken Johnson said congressional investigators have analyzed the failure rates of replacement tires Ford is using _ made by Michelin, Continental and Goodyear _ and found some fail more often than Firestone's Wilderness AT tires that have been recalled.
• House Commerce Committee spokesman Ken Johnson said congressional investigators have analyzed the failure rates of replacement tires Ford is using _ made by Michelin, Continental and Goodyear _ and found some fail more often than Firestone's Wilderness AT tires that Ford recalled last month.
• Where " t " = a given period of time from one stage of the language to another, " c " = proportion of wordlist items retained at the end of that period, and " L " = rate of replacement for that word list.
• Rep . Billy Tauzin, R-La ., chairman of the House Commerce Committee, disclosed at a hearing that congressional investigators have analyzed the failure rates of replacement tires Ford is using and found some fail more often than the Firestone Wilderness AT tires Ford recalled last month.
• Rep . Billy Tauzin, R-La ., the committee chairman, R-La ., said congressional investigators have analyzed the failure rates of replacement tires Ford is using _ made by Michelin, Continental, Goodyear, General, BF Goodrich and Uniroyal _ and found some fail more often than the Firestone Wilderness AT tires Ford recalled last month.
• Ken Johnson, spokesman for Rep . Billy Tauzin, R-La ., the committee chairman, R-La ., said congressional investigators have analyzed the failure rates of replacement tires Ford is using _ made by Michelin, Continental, Goodyear, General, BF Goodrich and Uniroyal _ and found some fail more often than the Firestone Wilderness AT tires Ford recalled last month.
• By testing historically verifiable cases where we have knowledge of " t " through non-linguistic data ( e . g . the approximate distance from Classical Latin to modern Romance languages ), Swadesh arrived at the empirical value of approximately 0.14 for " L " ( meaning that the rate of replacement constitutes around 14 words from the 100-wordlist per millennium ).