| Compare frames, axles, transmissions, efficiency from power take off to attachments and interchangeability of attachments. |
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| The first of these was an almost complete interchangeability between different parts of speech. |
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| Basically, the coach just experimented with different lineups, depth and interchangeability. |
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| Versatility and interchangeability were the hallmarks of his squad, to the point where halfbacks were on and off the field as often as forwards. |
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| They all look completely different, but interchangeability from multiple brands enables Ford to create a wide variety of models. |
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| Since each probe is calibrated individually at 0°C and 100°C a good interchangeability of probes is obtained. |
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| Malthus marks the effective interchangeability of these two tendencies in an example illustrating the possible causes of a decline in demand for decorative trimmings. |
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| Capacitive neon light indicators, with interchangeability between phases for greater security. |
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| You can't make the ruler go through the slot, so it's a matter of the interchangeability of those targets. |
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| There thus appears to be some degree of perceived interchangeability among programs, especially in anthropology and archaeology. |
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| Furthermore, with its 22 tool positions and a high level of interchangeability the Sigma 20 can ensure an exceptional flexibility to its users. |
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| Size, power, performance and work tool interchangeability make this machine ideal for a wide range of jobs. |
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| All this shows the existence of a large degree of competition and interchangeability between all product types. |
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| There are no interchangeability data, so whenever possible, the rotavirus vaccination series should be completed with the same product. |
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| These balances must allow interchangeability of the quantities provided for certain of the products concerned. |
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| To allow for interchangeability and avoid gearing down assumptions and calculations, it is advisable to deal with the evolution of a small number of sectors and skills. |
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| An important topic touched on during the CCJE meeting concerns the interchangeability in some systems of the posts of judge, public prosecutor and official of the Ministry of Justice. |
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| But by the end of the 10th century, the interchangeability of all uncial and minuscule forms was complete, though all the alternative forms are not necessarily found in any one manuscript. |
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| Diplomatic and consular functions are generally performed by a single service, which is expected to serve at home or abroad, enabling interchangeability of consular and diplomatic officers. |
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| There's a certain interchangeability to them, complex as they are. |
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| The main purpose of this Directive is to facilitate the interchangeability of motor vehicles and their trailers by harmonizing the technical requirements which the mechanical coupling devices must satisfy. |
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| Back then, Henry Leland, co-founder of the Cadillac Motor Car Company and general manager, claimed he had achieved the auto industry's highest standards for precision and interchangeability of parts. |
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| The bogie is a true concentrate of advanced technology while also featuring the very highest levels of operative interchangeability and servicing ease. |
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| Calibration is the operation that makes it possible to bring the robot axes to a known position to ensure the correct repetition of programmed cycles and interchangeability between machines of the same version. |
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| I can't give you a direct answer on standardization of technology, but as I think you pointed out, Doctor, it's the interchangeability into the reactors. |
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| The AAR is recognized by the North American railways as the organization representing the uniformity and interchangeability of rail cars and functions as the authority on rail car repair. |
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| Without all three, no interchangeability and interoperability are possible. |
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| Molds fully engineered and built to close tolerances for dimensional accuracy, parts interchangeability, mold longevity, and ease of maintenance. |
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| Precision would allow better working machinery, interchangeability of parts and standardization of threaded fasteners. |
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| Hall and Simeon North, arrived at successful interchangeability before Whitney's armory did. |
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| Furthermore, there are a number of variations with NMTB tooling that make interchangeability troublesome. |
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| The crucial step toward interchangeability in metal parts was taken by Simeon North, working only a few miles from Eli Terry. |
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| In such cases, selective assembly is used to compensate for a lack of total interchangeability among the parts. |
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| Therefore, total interchangeability was not absolutely required for the assemblies inside the transmissions. |
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| Mastering true interchangeability on the assembly line, the Ford plant produced standard model cars. |
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| Universal gearcase sizes are available from 02 to 11 for interchangeability. |
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| Producers advocate a similar approach to establish standards governing interchangeability of gas delivered by a pipeline to a given location. |
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| This speeds design validation, and offers plug-and-play interchangeability. |
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| The invention of a new type of sewing machine led to a new application of mass production after the principles of interchangeability were applied to clocks and guns. |
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| The charger also features a 'block and cable' design for maximum interchangeability, enabling consumers to use the same charger for future handsets. |
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| The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission dealt a blow to efforts by gas suppliers to impose new natural gas interchangeability standards on interstate pipelines. |
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| The machine offers interchangeability with existing molds, increased accessibility because there is no tiebar, in-machine trimming, and closed-loop position and speed control. |
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| The international lighting industry has so far lacked clear guidelines to ensure the interchangeability of LED modules made by different manufacturers. |
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| Despite the frequent interchangeability between the Covent Garden and Drury Lane companies, competition was intense, often presenting the same plays at the same time. |
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| To understand how much variability in gas composition can be tolerated for a given application, we must assess the interchangeability of one gas composition for another. |
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| During these decades, true interchangeability grew from a scarce and difficult achievement into an everyday capability throughout the manufacturing industries. |
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| In addition to the blades' interchangeability, the four identical blades can also be rotated in place, allowing all four cutting edges to be used. |
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| Also, words in the singular include the plural, and as with the interchangeability of words importing gender so it is with the plural and singular. |
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| This laid the foundation of production engineering as we know it today, leading to the interchangeability of standard parts and so mass production. |
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| Interchangeability relies on parts' dimensions falling within the tolerance range. |
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