Sentence examples for interchanged for another from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the hashtags and bodies pile up, they begin to blur, one video of a black man laying in the middle of the road dying can be interchanged for another, bits of their identity and humanity are chipped away every time the moment of their death is streamed, and even in death they are not afforded privacy, and dignity, because their deaths must always mean something. .

I had observed in the field while working in a multinational frequently that products made for one customer sent to another customer or models interchanged for the same customer or products not meant for this week shipped to customer by mistake.

A modular catalyst is a multi-component system whose parts can be predictably interchanged for functional flexibility and variety.

The accuracy for EIN is below 100% (99.2%), because of two assignment errors: residues 207 and 208 are interchanged for their corresponding uniquely assigned peaks.

Harrell et al. [ 15] showed that, in the common models used for survival analysis, such as the proportional hazard model, the predicted survival times and the predicted survival probabilities at a fixed time t can be interchanged for the comparison.

Similarities of sulfur and oxygen are exhibited in certain compounds in which these elements interchange for one another.

"I can't" and "I don't" are words that seem similar and we often interchange them for one another, but psychologically they can provide very different feedback and, ultimately, result in very different actions.

You can't just interchange one pulse for another.

Treatment with the pure MCPA interchanged that order for lead and cobalt only.

The potential for reference biologics and biosimilars to be interchanged by prescribers or substituted for one another by pharmacists complicates traceability.

There is another interchange for Wooddale Avenue before MN 7 meets, and terminates at, the interchange for MN 100 near the Peavey Haglin Experimental Concrete Grain Elevator, the country's first concrete grain elevator.