Examples of using Could replace in English and their translations into Romanian
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Programming
The object of the cross was to create a breed that produced more pounds of wool and lamb and could replace crossbreeding on the range.
recycled bio-waste could replace up to 30% of inorganic fertilisers;
if more bio-waste was recycled, it could replace up to 30% of non-organic fertilisers.
We could replace his brain with a sock of popcorn he would still be able to work.
And it wasn't long before physicists realised that if semi-conductors could replace valves in radar, perhaps they could replace valves in other devices too, like amplifiers.
These tiny devices could replace big, expensive valves in long distance telephone networks,
There is nothing that could replace the expression on the recipient's face after opening the box!
Yet who could replace Sif's matchless hair,
because one such dog could replace two dozen hounds and greyhounds.
According to the institute's report, the country with the best prognosis for speedy introduction of the euro is Bulgaria, which could replace its national currency by 2009.
Green asked if drummer Mick Fleetwood could replace Aynsley Dunbar.
You led me to believe Treasure could replace Big Barda as captain of my guard.
no other media outlet could replace it.
But… I would be lying if I said there weren't days that I wish I could replace the guy I made up in my head with a real person.
then started to design a simple piece of software that could replace me.
which was essentially free, could replace traditional public opinion surveys,
So I tried every type of drinking tube I could get my hands on to see if there was something that could replace the perfect yet ruinous disposable plastic straw.
which when combined at scale could replace the role of the miners.
also call for studies to determine to what extent the new technologies could replace them?
learning that a well-engineered coup could replace a neutral local governor with a tame Nawab,