And, just as important, they are selling vastly improved cars that more Americans are starting to view as interchangeable with highfalutin' Hondas, Toyotas and Nissans, not to mention the wares from Detroit.
They showed although consensus rankings generated by different algorithms are similar, differences in rankings among the algorithms were of sufficient magnitude that they often cannot be viewed as interchangeable from a practical perspective.
Briefly, patients could be included if they fulfilled DSM-III-R criteria for OCD (the DSM-III-R and DSM IV criteria for OCD are widely viewed as interchangeable [ 58]) with at least 6 months' duration and consented to the blood sampling.
There are enough substantive and stylistic differences between the various "not Romney" candidates that they should not be viewed as interchangeable, this evidence suggests.
But receivers are widely viewed as interchangeable, too; if you lose one or do not land the one you want, simply grab another.
Business and political success is widely viewed as interchangeable.
In addition to killing human persons, war violates the moral status of persons when, for example, soldiers are viewed as interchangeable cogs in the war machine.
Schmitt echoes the sentiment that for athletes, strength and independence are viewed as interchangeable, and the strength of vulnerability isn't always considered.
Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) and Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are viewed as interchangeable synonyms in most health informatics.
In this sense, items are viewed as interchangeable, even though the cognitive targets of assessment for the items can vary considerably.
As consumers are getting more comfortable with private label, they view it as interchangeable with the established brands.
