Sentence examples for To interchangeable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Freely substitutable. That may be swapped at will.
- Eli Whitney's development of interchangeable parts was a breakthrough for modern manufacturing. Prior to that each part had to be made custom.
Candidates don't eat or sleep on regular schedules; instead, the usual patterns of daily life are subsumed beneath a mind-numbing succession of visits to interchangeable factories, coal mines, corn fields, and supermarkets.
The first two or three or eight hours were mainly given over to interchangeable revival acts that seemed content to bash out a few fuzzy chords and march offstage, displaying neither attitude nor anxiety nor any of the other attributes Mr. Van Zandt wrote about.
Without a conceptual difference, both concepts, knowledge and innovation, would collapse to interchangeable terms.
They offer an almost unimaginable range of options, from special shooting modes to interchangeable lenses and flash units, and their big batteries keep them shooting for nigh unto forever.
The teacher chooses the name, age, and gender of the patient thanks to interchangeable genitalia Stan can become Sue and fills out a brief medical history, including current complaints.
This is because reference price systems apply to interchangeable drugs only.
The Angowitzes rely on their ability to be interchangeable, to fill in for the other both in the office and at home -- although there are differences.
These lines appear to be interchangeable to me. .
A term usually used to refer to a drug intended to be interchangeable with another pharmaceutical product.
Not until London's Crystal Palace exhibition (1851) did British engineers, viewing exhibits of machines used in the United States to produce interchangeable parts, begin to apply the system.
It has been a masterly selling job to persuade his players to become interchangeable parts.
