Sentence examples for mutually exchangeable terms from inspiring English sources

They are not mutually exchangeable terms or frames of reference.

The DIRC and basic pipeline stages are mutually exchangeable.

A nursing subset of patient problems was therefore developed in the Netherlands, based on comparable and exchangeable terms that are used throughout the healthcare sector and elsewhere (semantic interoperability).

Here we report that the PA-binding domains of the polymerase subunits PB1 of influenza A and B viruses are highly conserved within each virus type, and that these domains are not mutually exchangeable.

Overall we would conclude that various metrics should not be regarded as mutually exchangeable.

Road profile along longitudinal direction (i.e., direction of travel) is often an exchangeable term of pavement roughness.

(The lawsuit was settled "on mutually agreeable terms" in 2015).

In the West, "African" and "modern" were mutually exclusive terms from the start.

Sharia law and the freedoms of the U.S. are mutually exclusive terms".

The two companies were unable to reach mutually agreeable terms, E*Trade said in a statement.

James P. Bond, president of the Living Classrooms Foundation, the vessel owner, said the settlement was "on mutually acceptable terms".