Many people think the word "viral" is interchangeable with "word of mouth"–implying that the product or service is so good that people are compelled to talk it up with their friends.
Shrinking the body down to chip size is not as straightforward as suggested by "Tron," in which the complexity of a piece of fruit is interchangeable with the complexity of Jeff Bridges.
Thus, it may be possible to identify a set of genes, each of which is interchangeable with the other members of that gene set with respect to their predictive abilities.
When every episode is interchangeable with every other episode of a show, that's good for them".
Hence, the spatial resources of the multiple antennas at mobiles is interchangeable with the spectral resources of the side-channel bandwidth to reduce the outage probability at a given multiplexing gain such that single-user DMT can be achieved.
Therefore, the spatial resources of the number of antennas at transmitters and receivers is interchangeable with the spectral resources of the side-channel bandwidth to eliminate interference.
The company's labor force is interchangeable with respect to each of those services, except food services.
Thus, if the CFTC adopts a narrow interpretation of ''actual delivery'' that is interchangeable with ''physical delivery,'' a cryptocurrency transaction may be less likely to qualify as a spot or forward, which is largely excluded from CFTC oversight, and more likely to be considered a derivative contract (e.g., swap or future) subject to full-scale CFTC regulation.
We considered that total (bio- volume of particles is interchangeabio- volumetal (biof)mass, if a tight particlesf the 2-µm partisles interchangeable aggregates can be assumed, as observed here for the densely packed cellular aggregates of P. aeruginosa (see the Results).
Right down to its wood tables, bottomless mimosas, and mediocre beach view, Abigale is interchangeable with hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of restaurants actively contributing to the Etsying of modern society.
