Sentence examples for it's interchangeable from inspiring English sources
You can navigate this electronic music space, and it's flexible and it overlaps; it's interchangeable and disposable, too.
Time was of the essence at this suite as goodies included Radar watches with it's interchangeable faces and bands, limited edition leather band watches (and business card holders) designed by pop artist Sonya Paz featuring her signature vibrant colors and whimzial drawings.
Ray, who manages her family finances "obsessively," says that this online bill management app - which she has downloaded to both her phone and iPad so it's interchangeable - is more comprehensive, faster, easier to use and is essentially the lifesaver she had been looking for.
What is on top of the crust is mainly fennel, but to call it a topping would imply that it is interchangeable with some other item.
The term uremia, though it is sometimes used as if it were interchangeable with chronic renal failure, really means an increase in the concentration of urea in the blood.
In the meantime, the rising demand for biofuels is pushing up the price of palm oil and the other edible oils with which it is interchangeable, making food and cooking oil more expensive for the poor.
But the most striking part of the report on Baltimore is the extent to which it is interchangeable with the reports on race and policing that have come out of Chicago, Cleveland, Ferguson, and Newark in the past two years.
Having used the Yiddishism noodge, a noun meaning "pest, annoying nag, persistent complainer," Lieberman went on to confuse the assembled glitterati by using the English verb nudge as if it were interchangeable with the Yiddish noun: "We will nudge you, but we will never become censors".
It is found both in desmosomes and adherens junctions where it is interchangeable with another armadillo protein, β-catenin.
This allowed us: i) to identify whether each protein-coding gene possesses the same phylogenetic signal and thus it is interchangeable; and ii) to distinguish how individual genes perform compared to the concatenated "supergene".
