Examples of using Gradually replace in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
The personal cloud will gradually replace the PC as the location where individuals keep their personal content,
the euro will gradually replace the national currencies of the 12 countries which have joined the European Union since 1 May 2004:
which became available November 1 and will gradually replace current German cards,
The personal cloud will gradually replace the PC as the location where individuals keep their personal content,
now has played an important role in product packaging, will gradually replace the traditional product labels
However, the compromise agreement states that the new legislation would only gradually replace the existing EU law,
is designing ISO 45001, the first international standard for Health& safety at Work, which will gradually replace OHSAS 18001:2007.
the“people's currency,” will gradually replace national currencies in everyday transactions,
It is well-known that retort bags gradually replace part of cans
in which police operations gradually replace judicial power,
can gradually replace the need for nicotine in cigarette smokers while minimizing the exposure of users to the carcinogens
the CSLA provincial lotteries will gradually replace their approximately 130,000 terminals installed in their Points of Sale countrywide with terminals provided by the six(6) companies whose terminals
These currencies are an opportunity to undermine the hegemony of capitalism and could gradually replace the Euro while ensuring abundance,
Imported softwood, hardwood pulp production Gradually replace plastic packing and widely used for beverage,
Gradually replaced them.
European governments gradually replaced bankers and other private financiers.
Despair or dull indifference gradually replaced revolutionary enthusiasm
It has gradually replaced metal pipe in many fields.
His current counterpart(Neochori) gradually replaced the others in the late 19th century.
Mature breast milk gradually replaces the colostrum in the first few days after birth.