Usually, on Twitter, some dude with a Pepe the Frog avatar will call a male Democrat a "Beta," interchangeably with "libtard" and "snowflake".
"When we get really good at producing things one at a time, interchangeably on our production lines, the whole manufacturer-to-customer equation is going to change," O'Neill predicts.
Henceforth we will use the notions of PM identity and a color interchangeably.
The examinee is asked to draw a line interchangeably between numbers and letters in the right order.
Although often used interchangeably, an emotion differs from a feeling.
Though the two words are sometimes used interchangeably, an "idea" is defined as "a thought or suggestion as to a possible course of action," while a concept is "an abstract idea".
Because Lig1 deficiency alone does not inhibit CSR, these data suggest either (1) that Lig1 and Lig3 function interchangeably during A-EJ (Paul et al., 2013), or (2) that Lig1 or Lig3-mediated A-EJ only contributes to CSR when NHEJ is compromised.
Idiomatically we do use 'She has a good mind' and 'She has a good brain' interchangeably but we would hardly say 'Her mind weighs fifty ounces'.
Although the terms ocean and sea are often used interchangeably, a sea actually refers to that portion of an ocean that is partially enclosed by land and is shallower.
Unlike the West, you don't just have a business relationship in China; you have a relationship that interchangeably mixes the personal with the professional.
Nevertheless, despite the ambiguous correspondence between species concepts and natural groups, most biologists implicitly or explicitly consider species to be real entities reflecting the discontinuous nature of biological variation [ 17], and individuals ascribed to a given species are often treated interchangeably in an array of biological investigations [ 18- 21].
