Sentence examples for in one interchange from inspiring English sources

In one interchange, Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, interrupted Mr. Longhi repeatedly when it became clear he would not say what caused the blast.

During one interchange, the student insisted that teachers "are supposed to be open to opinions".

The authors have performed new analyses and the correct data are given below: In a joint study of future risks for anal and perianal skin cancers in relation to baseline human papillomavirus (HPV) seropositivity nested in Norwegian and Finnish cohorts, it turns out that the information on sex had been interchanged in one of the Norwegian cohorts.

Once two SUs rendezvous in one of the channels, they interchange information to synchronize their parameters and, after that, the two SUs generate an identical CH sequence.

Future studies should examine other potential influences on this relationship that reflect the social interchanges likely embedded in one's perceptions of community status, such as social support, social networks, and social dominance.

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.

Instead of buying (and packing) three different types of jackets for all kinds of climate, invest in one high-quality piece that can be worn for three seasons like the Columbia Interchange 3-in-1 Jacket.

It has therefore long been assumed that HR is repressed in ring-forming PTH species but not necessarily in homozygous ones, not involved in interchanges.

We are now in a different stage of globalization, one of economic interchange and rapidity of travel on a backdrop of urbanization and mega-cities.

In 1990, work began on an interchange with Courtney Park Drive.

Information obtained from these families revealed that they decided to interchange one stock solution bottle in order to share the potential "benefits" of having more Cu in their drinking water.