The text is littered with the sort of rhapsodic endorsements that can interchangeably be applied to the works of Mozart, Michelangelo, Shakespeare or Segovia: "Every second... seemed to reveal some new element of truth or beauty", "speaks to some profound ideal of the human condition", "a rare example of human perfection".
The terms editing, cutting, and montage are often applied interchangeably to the process.
The authors conclude that the scales can be applied interchangeably irrespective of literacy status [ 23].
One unique aspect of the MDSFR analysis is that SFR intensity depends on μ′ sd fiber, an important factor that indicates that the theory can be applied interchangeably to different sets and combinations of fiber diameters.
Because the terms cognitive training and cognitive rehabilitation traditionally have been applied somewhat interchangeably in the literature, Clare and colleagues [ 7, 8] have previously offered the following broad definitions and descriptions with the aim of clarifying the nature of these two related but distinct forms of intervention.
For this review the terms deliberate self-harm (DSH), self-harm, self-mutilation, self-injury and self-injurious behaviour (SIB) are used interchangeably depending on the use applied in the paper discussed.
The term freie Reichsstadt, or Free Imperial City, was sometimes used interchangeably with Reichsstadt but was rightly applied to only seven cities Basel, Strasbourg (Strassburg), Speyer, Worms, Mainz, Cologne, and Regensburg which had won independence from ecclesiastical lords and thus obtained a position indistinguishable from that of the Reichsstadt.
Before the 20th century, the term "expressionism" - used interchangeably with "expression" or "expressiveness" - was applied to any art that actively sought to arouse the emotions.
If this condition is imposed, the two distributions can be used interchangeably and Z-score statistics can be applied using the one-sided Gaussian approximation.
While both contact surveys and wireless sensor networks have their own particular strengths and weaknesses, a direct empirical comparison to understand whether these frequently applied methods can be used interchangeably has not yet been done.
