Sentence examples for does not interchange from inspiring English sources

As a result, NY 171, which does not interchange with the highway, no longer connects to any other signed state routes.

Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy revealed that particles remain separate and that the mRNA complexed to protamine does not interchange with the "naked" mRNA in solution.

For situations where we have parallel roads that do not interchange, and when one of the roads already exists on the map and the other one is absent, all the presented algorithms will assume that this is always the same road.

Do not interchange the 2, otherwise your results will not be accurate.

(On a similar note, whatever you do don't interchange the term "bug" with "insect" - I did this on day one, much to my chagrin. The term bug refers only to the group Hemiptera, e.g. cicadas, aphids and shield bugs. It may sound like nit-picking, but the correct terminology is important, as these names reflect evolutionary links between groups of insects that share a common ancestor).

Make sure that under any conditions you don't interchange it (e.g. in a water-themed level you have a desert lizard boss).

This model can be expressed as a symmetrical pair-HMM, implying that alignments can be considered non-directed, since the probability does not change when ancestor and descendant sequences are interchanged.

The latter does not change the total metabolite concentrations but it characterizes the interchange of first three atoms of fbp with g3p pool.

The second numbering scheme, which did not change the interchange numbers on the northern approach to the tunnel, was introduced in 1971.

The barraboi is the most masculine bau (sometimes called a gunga (gunga is also a term some use for all berimbaus- our lineage does not however interchange the terms) The berraboi will always play the feminine designate the beat or toque (touch) of Angola.

Furthermore, most amino acid substitutions do not change the chemical properties of the particular site, but rather interchange similar amino acids (e.g., exchange of glycine with valine or proline).