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replacement t. (def. 1).
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A single base change in a DNA molecule that produces a mutation.
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A chord put in the place of a different chord. A substitution can be made throughout a tune, or just ad lib at a particular moment. Usually the operative idea is that the root of the chord is changed, while the other voices are common to both chords. Typical examples
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In a program such as ELIZA, using part of the user's input sentence to produce response. In general, replacing part of a string of words or other symbols by different symbols, depending on context.
Ãâó: www.informatics.susx.ac.uk/books/computers-and-tho...
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The replacement of a course required in a program with another course specified by the school/division or department that established the requirement.
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