Sentence examples for interchangeable elements from inspiring English sources

Interchangeable elements of the extrusion die allowed rapid change of the extrusion parameters to attain a high degree of experimental flexibility.

His original grandiose design has been trimmed to just 11 songs, in which musical and religious imagery are blended together, interchangeable elements pointing to a single unified idea of musical godhead.

It even has interchangeable elements to reflect how the various rulers have adapted the room during their reign.

"Under the Bezos ownership, we fear a fundamental transformation is under way at the Post — one that is occurring in many other workplaces around the country, leading to economic insecurity for working people as though we are disposable or interchangeable elements in a machine," the union bargaining committee wrote in a memo sent to Post employees on Oct. 6.

Several names are sometimes used synonymously although some of these have other meanings that are not necessarily interchangeable: amphoteric element, boundary element, half-metal, half-way element, near metal, meta-metal, semiconductor, semimetal and submetal.

The production process removes natural variations from the wood, resulting in consistent and interchangeable structural elements.

Successful biosensors must be versatile to support interchangeable biorecognition elements, and in addition miniaturization must be feasible to allow automation for parallel sensing with ease of operation at a competitive cost.

The shafts can be fitted with interchangeable screw elements, providing different processing profiles along the extruder.

This may be attributed to different causes such as horizontal gene transfer according to the modular theory of bacteriophage evolution in which bacteriophages are considered a group of interchangeable genetic elements [ 66- 68].

Importantly, recombination among phage genomes has been shown to alter host range (Riede, 1986; Lin et al., 2012), and early theory set out to describe phage evolution as a process occurring at the modular level, where interchangeable genetic elements were recombined to create the optimal phenotype at any given time (Botstein, 1980).

The characters, the plot, and — unfortunately — the star are all interchangeable with the elements of hundreds of other international thrillers.