Examples of using Could replace in English and their translations into Finnish
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Far more than it could replace. But the Luftwaffe lost several hundred too.
They thought an amateur like you could replace me?
Therefore, these ceramic capacitors only could replace the commonly used mica capacitors for applications where stability was less important.
But he had seen firsthand, and had it revealed to him, that Macro could replace him.
A novel material that could replace small power sources,
He watched me work… and then started to design a simple piece of software that could replace me.
which was essentially free, could replace traditional public opinion surveys,
No matter how many precautions we take he could replace any one of us and we won't know it until it's too late.
The two were such a celebrated institution as to who could replace the dad of morning TV. that journalists nationwide are left clueless.
For example, how can it support employment for Europe's seafarers but also call for studies to determine to what extent the new technologies could replace them?
what is value, what could replace money.
This will provide market participants with a new reference price, which could replace the oil price link and thus facilitate price negotiations.
The two were such a celebrated institution that journalists nationwide are left clueless as to who could replace the dad of morning TV.
Therefore, we need to start immediately to investigate technologies that could replace fossil fuels in the future.
Bethe stated that Dyson was"the only man in the world" who could replace Feynman at Cornell.
recycled bio-waste could replace up to 30% of inorganic fertilisers;
to promote training and R&D, as if, in the area of employment, spending on these could replace demands for salary increases
Recently there was a report in the Dutch newspapers that one of the factories had developed a product which could replace gelatine.
project studied special crops that could replace synthetic textile dyes sustainably and ethically.
for example in information policy, where EU-financed actions could replace viable, ongoing private initiatives.