The basic difference between the CID and the CCD is in the way the electric charge is transferred before it is recorded; however, the two devices may be used interchangeably as far as astronomical work is concerned.
"Policymakers and activists can play fast and loose with their terms," Fienberg wrote, "using 'unwanted calls,'telemarketingng calls' and 'robocalls' interchangeably, as well as saying 'robocall' when referring to a call made with an autodialer".
In the paper we use the notions "interaction" and "link" interchangeably, as well as "gene" and "protein", assuming that there is a one-to-one relation between them.
(In this article, we use the two terms interchangeably, as do most people).
Something is certainly leading to record prices for what brokers describe interchangeably as trophy or art properties.
And thus it is with the lexical keystone of today, an unlovely two-syllable concatenation employed interchangeably as both adjective and noun: subprime.
The experience, he said, gave him a "visceral understanding" of whaling's importance to native people, who refer to themselves interchangeably as Inupiat or Eskimos.
Kiefer's poppies with their black faces can be read interchangeably as columns of warriors or the floral memorials of their fiery entombment.
The bedrooms are nicely set off from the large entertaining rooms, which can be used somewhat interchangeably as a living room, dining room and family room.
Today those two terms are used almost interchangeably, as they will be in this report.Some conservatives want the Hispanic box scrapped.
On the government-held side of the valley, soldiers believe the rebels have been infiltrated by foreign extremists, but rebel and Sunni are still used interchangeably – as, on the other side, are Alawite and regime.
