Meanings of as interchangeable in anglès

Gardeners often use the terms organic matter, compost, and humus as interchangeable identities.

Generic injectables are largely seen as interchangeable, so hospitals shop by price, not brand.

We cannot give comfort to those who see peace and violence as interchangeable political tactics.

One thinks of baseball cards as interchangeable, but Borden's seen my Williams cards enough to recognize them.

What I mean is that they saw them as interchangeable elements of the team rather than as whole people.

But because it defines women in terms of a giving function, misogyny also tends to treat women as interchangeable.

Platzman's suggestion: Use the qubits not as interchangeable components of an abstract machine, but rather as an infinitely manipulable Erector set.

We commonly use the terms evil and sin as interchangeable; and in doing so we are apt to fall into confusion.

Eureka you know, and the two are as interchangeable as two ants, whom only Mushi Mojave could differentiate as they trundle by.

The two assays cannot be treated as interchangeable: assay and algorithm-specific performance characteristic estimates must be used for survey planning and incidence estimation.

In the emotion literature, appraisals of an event's pleasantness and goal conduciveness are often considered as interchangeable and subsumed under the term valence.

Butphylum wasn't coined until 1876 (by the German Ernst Haeckel), andfamily andorder were treated as interchangeable until early in the twentieth century.

Sometimes he treats his own personality as interchangeable with objects in nature,-hewould put it off like a garment and clothe himself in the landscape.