Richard M. Nixon is viewed as the most obsessively story-conscious modern leader, even if his image has become interchangeable with the idea of presidential disgrace.
The interchangeable body panel idea went out, of course, and so did Swatch, leaving Daimler (which makes the Mercedes car) alone with the plastic-bodied Smart.
Second, when it is evident that predatory rapists target women who are, ultimately, interchangeable, then the idea of "good" and "bad" women, those who "deserve" and "don't deserve," "invite," or "don't invite," abuse falls away as an enabling cultural myths.
The album is in a permanent state of digital uplift: "Written in Reverse," "A Town Called Paradise," "Footprints" and a half-dozen other tracks have essentially interchangeable structures and melodic ideas – 130 BPM, single-finger synth lines and long, drum-smacking bridge buildups.
Over the past decade it has become clear that bacteria are already well disposed to the idea of interchangeable parts.
Of course, they use iPhone rather than iPod touch, but the core idea seems interchangeable.
In this article, an approach to increase the capacity flexibility in production systems based on the idea of interchangeable product designs is described.
I mean really, if you want them to like the idea of interchangeable lenses and cameras, a little thing like this would be great way to introduce them.
Smartphones may never be able to fully replace complicated and expensive DSLR rigs, but if Moment is successful in building a lasting company out of the idea of interchangeable lenses for the cameras we have in our pocket, they could replace pretty much everything else.
