Sentence examples for be interchanged with the from inspiring English sources
In set theory, the relations "contained in" and "contains" can be interchanged, with the union becoming the intersection and vice-versa.
It is typically fitted with a rotating turret that permits objectives of different powers to be interchanged with the assurance that the image position will be maintained.
In other words, political correctness could almost be interchanged with the word respect, or kindness, or with the act of being non-judgmental.
By comparing the dimensions of these measures we aim to obtain a clearer picture of what they are measuring, which has application in determining whether one instrument can be interchanged with the other (if they measure the same thing), or if there is justification in using both (if they measure different things).
In addition, the clear domes were interchanged with the smoked domes.
The wound healing capacity in presence of the control-conditioned medium (absence of K. oxytoca) was compared to the control-conditioned medium in which particular fractions (x > 10 kDa; 10 kDa > x > 3 kDa) were interchanged with the same fraction of K. oxytoca-conditioned medium.
Given two independent datasets of similar size, where one dataset is used for training the classifier and the other dataset is used for evaluation, a robust classification scheme would show consistent classification performance if the training set were interchanged with the test set.
To model the effect on diagnostic accuracy of 2-fold and 4-fold changes, the proportion of liver RNA signal in the mixtures was interchanged with the brain and testis RNA signal proportions, respectively.
Margarethe Wallmann's production could be interchanged with traditional stagings everywhere, down to the cliché of having Tosca sing "Vissi d'Arte" in a heap on the floor.
