Sentence examples for is interchangeably from inspiring English sources
adverb
With the ability of being interchanged or swapped
Thus each thing is interchangeably being, true, and good.
It is interchangeably called judgment aggregation and crowd consensus.
It is interchangeably used with the word 'rangeland' or 'grazing land'.
a MTs are also referred to as users and is interchangeably used throughout the article.
Additionally, as it is presumably evident from the literature review, insider trading is interchangeably used to describe both reported transactions and illegal insider trading.
MA scheduling schemes are also known as scheduling access schemes in WBANs which is interchangeably used in the rest of the paper.
Rather, they were interchangeably cliché.
The President and Romney were interchangeably tense, rude, nervous, aggressive, and at times seemed on the verge of physical confrontation.
aIn New Zealand, "specialists" are interchangeably called "consultants".
These results suggest that alirocumab can be interchangeably injected in the abdomen, upper arm, or thigh.
Serum and plasma were interchangeably tested, per prior published equivalence [ 8].
