Sentence examples for no interchangeable from inspiring English sources

There are no interchangeable plates, so the cylinder holding the potato is one solid piece and is easy to clean.

Without standardised, easy-to-make screws, Mr Sellers' argument went, there could be no interchangeable parts and thus no mass production.Not every technology sector had such far-sighted leaders.

For one, there will be no interchangeable back covers to match your phone's color with your daily mood.

FCB and CSU, the all-conquering, conservative Christian Social Union, still both rule with an absolute majority in the Bundesliga and the Bavarian parliament, respectively, but they are no longer interchangeable synonyms with overlapping personnel.

Just before I'm done with my part of the process, I write the serial number on the neck and the body so the parts are no longer interchangeable with other guitars.

These were the first sales figures since Coleridge publicly distanced Condé Nast from the industry's Audit Bureau of Circulations ABCcomplainingning in February that "for the first time in my life, the question 'What is your circulation?' and 'What is your ABC?' is no longer interchangeable".

ECE/ENGRD 3100, ENGRD/ORIE 2700, CEE 3040, and MSE 5730 are appropriate such courses, but keep in mind that those courses are quite different and are by no means interchangeable.

To those with the motivation and the means, the Mulsanne Speed is no more interchangeable with lesser cars than my former boss's pen was interchangeable with a Bic ballpoint.

But in fact, Callicles and Thrasymachus are by no means interchangeable; and the differences between them provide an important case study both for Plato's methods and for the philosophical options open to the 'immoralist'immoralist

Alas, faith is no more interchangeable with intellect than breathing is a substitute for eating.

Furthermore, the lack of increased xylose content in the Arabidopsis irx10 irx10-L double knockout plants complemented with PpGT47A reveal that although the proteins are likely to share a common genetic origin, they are no longer directly functionally interchangeable.