The phrase 'interchange to' is not a correct phrase in written English
You may wish to use the phrase 'interchange with' instead. For example, "I decided to interchange my course with a different one."
The authors should also show density, as in Figure 2D, for two segments that are affected by the interchange, to show that there is no ambiguity in how the interchanged sequences fit density.
The interchange to the bridges in the Bronx.
Mr. Young still insists enough local officials did seek the interchange to justify it.
This seaside town had a simple plan to add an interchange to the country's main coastal highway.
Opponents say that traffic in the area is menacing already, in part because of a busy interchange to the Hutchinson River Parkway near the school.
It was, at the time, an interchange to nowhere, but Ridley vowed that Smyrna would someday have a four-lane road to attach to it.
"But over a long time," he added, "there was sufficient genetic interchange to insure that all humanity evolved as a single species".
The accident, which caused no human injuries, occurred about 11 p.m. in the northbound lanes near the interchange to Route 8A, said the spokesman, Joe Orlando, who said he did not know how the crash occurred.
The study, conducted by Wilbur Smith Associates, an engineering and consulting firm in New Haven, found many of the ramps at the interchange to be substandard, said Dave Morehouse, a senior project manager with the company.
The 7.3km project would connect the Helensvale heavy rail station and bus interchange to the Gold Coast University hospital light rail station, which was part of the first stage.
Concerned about the traffic, the Medford mayor, Michael J. McGlynn, had hired the Crystal PanJammers Youth Steel Orchestra, a 15-piece reggae band wearing pineapple-print shirts, to play near the interchange to soothe gridlocked drivers.
