Generalization should result in increased practice and ability across syntactic structures that share similar (or even interchangeable) pragmatic import, such as the syntactic structures of dative verbs.
These results implied that duplication and AS may share similar function and therefore can be interchangeable in evolution [ 10, 13].
Stock shares are interchangeable, it's the companies that are unique.
(Kurds themselves say the two militant groups are often interchangeable, sharing many of the same fighters. They certainly share ideological roots, but analysts believe their command structures are separate).
Junior, a brightly colored plastic children's chair made from four interchangeable components, shares the humor and precision of Blow and Joe, as does the port-holed PVC tunnel they designed for the 1968 Triennale exhibition in Milan and a transparent domed structure for the 1970 Universal Expo in Osaka.
A binary data table representing the presence and absence of orthologous accessory genes associated with different genomic islands was created for inferring a parsimony tree shown in Figure 2. In the tree in Figure 2 the clusters represent groups of organisms, which share the same pool of interchangeable mobile genetic elements.
As reactions are generally treated as reversible, so that the lists of substrate and products are interchangeable, all enzymes sharing a metabolite may be linked through substrate-product relations and form a complete sub-graph.
So, after a few days in Vegas we did not see a great deal of change; more a rapid progression of technology that was present last year -- more tablets, more Smart TV's, interchangeable laptops and tablets, sharing technology, social technology.
While most of them provide import and export mechanisms to foster the sharing of workflows, they are usually interchangeable only within the same platform.
"Each share of stock in a company is interchangeable with any other, so the price is going to be the same," Dr. Tracy said.
