Sentence examples for been interchanged from inspiring English sources
verb
To switch (each of two things)
Montana law permits voters to demand paper ballots, and in Missoula (where votes for Humphrey and Nixon had been interchanged in 1968) as many as thirty per cent of the voters chose to vote this old-fashioned way.
Colicins are composed of functional modules which during evolution have been interchanged resulting in new colicins.
While the array is an implementation of the stack, it does not provide it with a notion of correctness: the cart and the horse have been interchanged.
The first part of the equation exhibits the desired signal structure, where the location of the CFO distortion and channel transmission operations have been interchanged compared to (4).
The only differences between the two sets of ten matrices lie in the fifth and tenth matrices, where two of the entries have been interchanged.
The informalgebraict about dualtofcomputing the reduced homology instead cellularecovered by storing the arbitrarily remeshd -cells: they are the generators of.
I think that all those things: gay could be interchanged with blond.
Proof's opening credits are interchanged with a series of photographs.
"It has to be able to be interchanged with other rocks".
THE SCRIPT -- The names of eight incumbent Republican House members are interchanged in an otherwise identical script.
Three picture credits were interchanged on Sunday with an article about American service members who have lost limbs in Iraq.
