Sentence examples for that interchange from inspiring English sources

In a report released in January, it found that interchange fees in some European countries raised competitive "concerns".

It is true that interchange fees facilitate credit-card usage, which can encourage indebtedness with all its attendant problems.

A Santander spokesperson told The Independent: "Clearly the change in the way that interchange is now calculated impacts the economics of any card business and we will need to reflect on how to ensure we maintain the right balance going forward".

Note that this definition excludes rotation around bonds that interchange hydrogens (for example, the rotation of the hydrogens of a methyl group), but this does not imply any loss of accuracy as it is usual practice to exclude hydrogens when calculating the RMSD (see below).

In this paper, we analyze the electronic states of an artificial hydrogen molecular ion (D2+) compound by two positive ions that interchange their electron, which is constrained to exchange between two identical vertically coupled, axially symmetrical QDs in the presence of a threading magnetic field.

Past that interchange, the freeway angles southeasterly and then southward, bypassing Grand Rapids to the northeast.

The switching function is now the negation operator that interchanges the truth values "true" and "false".

This show that interchanges become places to meet and live in the city.

The switching function, true to its name, is here the function that interchanges 0 and 1. contradiction.

This system has been developed with a special-purpose UHF narrow band modem that interchanges digital operative commands/states from the console to the vehicle.

"My personal opinion," says Efstathiadis, "is that interchanging positions makes the scientist understand the real world and be really useful to the society".