Sentence examples for be able to interchange from inspiring English sources

The way we want to play does not require numbers on backs: we want to be able to interchange.

They need to look at scrum-half; ideally they need No9 and No10 to be able to interchange, so they are guaranteed quick ball and don't have to wait for the scrum-half to get to every breakdown.

The smart grid vision demands both syntactic interoperability in order to physically be able to interchange data and semantic interoperability to properly understand and interpret its meaning.

He said he hoped officers would be able to interchange with Jersey colleagues to gain experience of working in a different prison.

Given the number of A-listers missing this was, indeed, expected but as the manager's ethos is all about being able to interchange personnel and operate seamlessly his disappointment was understandable, too.

In the post-9-11 era, one has been able to interchange the words "Christian," "conservative," "religious," "right," and "Republican" in one sentence without necessarily changing the meaning of the sentence.

Both complexes are able to interchange guanine nucleotide on Ypt1p.

Nevertheless, some authors have proposed various strategies that are able to interchange the status of macrophages towards an efficient antitumour response.

By limiting the color schemes, you increase the chances of being able to interchange your wardrobe choices with ease.

"It has to be able to be interchanged with other rocks".

The scope of this paper is to conduct a study to design a railway yard of the future, which will be able to facilitate an interchange between a high speed railway and a conventional railway.