Sentence examples for exchanged positions with from inspiring English sources

On March 3, 1855, he was promoted to major and exchanged positions with another officer to return to his old unit, the Second Dragoons.

After Koerner's death, Radio-Keith-Orpheum president N. Peter Rathvon and RKO Radio Pictures president Ned Depinet had exchanged positions, with Depinet moving to the corporate offices in New York and Rathvon relocating to Hollywood and doubling as production chief while a permanent replacement was sought for Koerner.

If this model is correct, formation of the tetramer represents a "domain swap" in which the DAD and C-terminal portions of αT exchanged positions with the corresponding portions of the juxtaposed C-terminus to create the interlocked tetramer.

Blebbistatin treatment decreased the speed at which ring closure occurred and inhibited collective cell motility, although single cells were motile and exchanged position with neighbours (Supplementary Video 2).

Take all government ministers' children who are under the age of 18, and get them to exchange positions with the kind of kids that are in the film.

He oozed savviness throughout, once when catching Brighton out with a quickly-taken corner but mostly with his clever movement, often exchanging positions with Olivier Giroud as the fluidity of Arsenal's attacking overwhelmed the home side in the first half.

There were deft touches from Mata, exchanging positions with Rooney when the United captain dropped off and then laying the ball back, and the Spaniard always made himself available for a pass.

In qualifying, boats have been exchanging positions with painful reluctance, if at all, but today a home crew played a stirring role in the finish of the week so far.

In a tribute to Ripken's achievements and stature in the game, shortstop Alex Rodriguez (unknowingly foreshadowing his own future) insisted on exchanging positions with third baseman Ripken for the first inning, so that Ripken could play shortstop as he had for most of his career.

In this model, cells of different types were at first randomly arrayed on a lattice and then allowed to exchange positions with adjacent cells so as to optimize inter-cell adhesion.

In fact, the changing of ρ f(i) can be viewed as exchanging position with another eigenvalue ρ k, (k≠M−i+1).