substitution 的定义
- the act of substituting or state of being substituted
- something or someone substituted
- maths the replacement of a term of an equation by another that is known to have the same value in order to simplify the equation
- maths logic the uniform replacement of one expression by anothersubstitution instancean expression so derived from another
substitution 近义词
replacement
更多substitution例句
- Some of these cutbacks can be achieved through more substitution and incremental steps.
- No prize transfer, assignment, or substitution by Winner is permitted.
- The substitution of an effect for a cause is an old technique and trick of classical sophistry.
- The Prize is nontransferable and no substitution of the Prize by the Grand Prize Winner is allowed.
- Yet here is the great problem with Murray's substitution of imagery for numbers in his social thought.
- But as both conceptions are related somehow to the idea of cost, the substitution is never discovered.
- This one detail—the substitution of springs for weights—has had a far-reaching effect upon organ music.
- Koch notes that the reading depriued arose from its substitution for the less familiar form priued.
- A second element of the "accent du Midi" just referred to is the substitution of an open for a close o.
- The work is much quickened by the substitution of steam power, water power, or even horse power for manual labor.