Sentence examples for to be interchanged from inspiring English sources

"It has to be able to be interchanged with other rocks".

There were other announcements, like a computer motherboard called Grouphug that allows different manufacturers' chips to be interchanged without altering other parts of the machine.

It is typically fitted with a rotating turret that permits objectives of different powers to be interchanged with the assurance that the image position will be maintained.

They knew, and we all know, that in marriage, the roles of horse and carriage are to be interchanged.

In other words, we need to understand network noise well enough to know which patterns are likely to be interchanged in encoding the same stimulus.

The potential for reference biologics and biosimilars to be interchanged by prescribers or substituted for one another by pharmacists complicates traceability.

Previous studies showed that model parameters, such as test sensitivity, mean duration of the preclinical phase of cancer, and probability of preclinical DCIS to progress to invasive cancer or to regress, can be interchanged to some extent (32) (R. de Gelder, Erasmus MC, Department of Public Health, unpublished manuscript).

We show that these recognition sequences (RSs) are portable and can be interchanged to control which functional groups are added to the final natural product.

The two BESSs are utilized to cope with the positive and negative power mismatch respectively, and the roles of them can be interchanged according to the predefined thresholds on state of charge (SOC).

The polarity of the applied bias can be interchanged leading to the reversing of the absorption and emission regions.

A spare probe can easily be interchanged.