Sentence examples for interchanging from inspiring English sources

When we discuss social exclusion, by interchanging "poverty" and "deprivation" with "inequality" we muddy the issue.

Some schools don't differentiate between their masters degree and MBA offerings, interchanging the names when they see fit.

He became professor of physics at Zürich Polytechnikum in 1855, and, two years later, contributed to the theory of electrolysis (the breaking down of a compound by electricity) by suggesting that molecules are made up of continually interchanging atoms and that electric force does not cause but simply directs the interchange.

If they were, interchanging the two sets of coordinates would not change the wave function at all, which contradicts the result that the wave function must change sign.

Duality, in mathematics, principle whereby one true statement can be obtained from another by merely interchanging two words.

The complementary structure of the p-n-p bipolar transistor is the n-p-n bipolar transistor, which is obtained by interchanging p for n and n for p in Figure 4A.

Much is spending that would otherwise go on credit cards.The "interchange" fees that credit-card firms earn from retailers, which have traditionally provided 10% of their revenue, are also under attack.

I turned 18 a few months before Britain's first shopping mall opened, on a motorway interchange on the way to Hendon.

My argument is, just bring the interchange cap back and then you don't have to worry about it.

North Melbourne vice-captain Jack Ziebell was stretchered off with concussion after hitting his head in an accidental collision with Tigers defender Alex Rance, but was seen to be moving his arms as he left the ground and ended the game sitting on the interchange bench.

"It's a bit like the interchange – I don't think it's part of our game, as simple as that.