Sentence examples for actually interchangeable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Samson said that the Snyders were effective advocates for generic pharmaceuticals with the federal Food and Drug Administration, and that Mr. Snyder had helped establish widely held industry standards and contributed to the approval process "for the acceptance and marketing of generics, which are actually interchangeable drugs and at a better price".

Heat and work are actually interchangeable and can thus be integrated.

This is actually an interchangeable piece of plastic that determines the color "ink" used for the digital notes, so if you want notes by different people to show up more distinctly, you can have them use different color rings.

Consequently, if the percentage error for CO, GEDV, and EVLW would be close to 30%, the two measurements might actually not have been considered interchangeable.

It's being offered with a fixed 8x zoom or an regular interchangeable mount; the spec sheet actually doesn't note the F values of the lens, which suggests it's not finalized.

Actually, having read these back they are pretty interchangeable.

One should note that although the three disassociation and recycling pathways apparently play interchangeable roles in disassembling Nox1active, they actually guide the system to different states.

Something like the Gear VR addresses much of that — but if Samsung expects anyone to actually buy these things, it'll need to work with an array of interchangeable devices and cost about 1/4 of this price.

It had seemed enough, at first, for some to say that the victims were all prostitutes, practically interchangeable — lost souls who were gone, in a sense, long before they actually disappeared.

But in the end, it might actually be better that Dropbox exists as a standalone feature, rather than as an interchangeable cog in one of the other major ecosystems.

While FOX TV may have convinced people that Family Guy is actually funny, Eric Cartman summed up best when he said that Family Guy is "just one random interchangeable joke after another!" How true.