Unlike generic drugs, which are interchangeable with their branded counterparts, biosimilars approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to date are not considered interchangeable.
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Unlike generics, which are interchangeable with their branded counterparts, biosimilars approved by the FDA to date are not considered interchangeable and therefore are not called generic.
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These guidelines need to address a future where patients may be switched to and from reference products, non-interchangeable and interchangeable biosimilars over decades for the treatment of chronic conditions.
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Interchangeable displays for the EliteOne go on sale in November.
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Interchangeable AirPods, like the new patent suggests, would be nice.
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Each hour of the show ends up feeling largely interchangeable.
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It has a long, rectangular screen with easily interchangeable bands.
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For a hefty $40, I had hoped they'd be interchangeable.
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It's sometimes said that Disney princesses are generic and interchangeable.
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Ribeiro's case isn't completely interchangeable with other Fortnite suits, however.
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They're terms were already used but were sometimes considered interchangeable.
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"America First," in Trump's eyes, seems interchangeable with "Earth Last."
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It also has colorful interchangeable back plates, which is nice.
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Sphero's RVR comes with interchangeable plates for greater creative options.
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Plus it still supports the company's line of interchangeable mods.
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When competition from interchangeable generic products increases, though, prices drop.
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The Darkest MindsMeet the newest interchangeable YA dystopia film franchise.
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Obviously these two singers — and their backup bands — aren't interchangeable.
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The bands are interchangeable and easy to swap out, too.
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"All the units of the system are interchangeable," Thomson wrote.
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Not all liquors and liqueurs are meant to be interchangeable
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She builds major conceptual structures from small, seemingly interchangeable parts.
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But although they aren't indistinguishable, they are pretty much interchangeable.
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In the digital world, undressed bodies are interchangeable and boring.
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T3 Whirl Trio Styling Wand with Three Interchangeable Barrels, $1003; revolve.
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So why are there two seemingly interchangeable awards for sound design?
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They're all interchangeable but they're all broken in their own way.
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Interchangeable bands useful for immediately ditching the standard black rubber look.
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After all, the mass-production system turned workers into interchangeable units.
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They just sound like interchangeable pieces of the same rambling speech.
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Most of the locations are forgettable, interchangeable: dots on a map.
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The doll also has two alternative heads and multiple interchangeable hands.
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So, as job requirements grow more complex, workers are less interchangeable.
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This feature also ensures that every light is replaceable and interchangeable.
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To which he explains that racism and implicit bias aren't interchangeable.
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First off, it's not interchangeable with being extremely stressed or afraid.
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Muto's biggest innovation, though, is with the interchangeable "Click & Roll" system.
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If Cimduo is interchangeable with Truvada, then so are these drugs.
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Muto's biggest innovation, though, is with the interchangeable "Click & Roll" system.
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Suddenly, the performers, so vivid and individual in "Decadance," became interchangeable.
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That doesn't mean that Asian American superheroes are interchangeable with white ones.
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It started with the Blaze, a smartwatch-style tracker with interchangeable bands.
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Many of us can be, though shyness and introversion aren't interchangeable terms.
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Reducing the qualifications for participation in dressmaking renders individuals interchangeable and disposable.
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Who doesn't know that a dress and a skirt aren't interchangeable terms?
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Sex and art figured for him as practically interchangeable rewards for living.
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That's where this interchangeable picnic table and garden bench makes great sense.
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I was the interchangeable factor in the friendship; the money was not.
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The earpads are interchangeable and the headphones comfortably fit my big head.
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Its 140 cell-like "pods" were built to be interchangeable and replaceable.
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At least one of them will have interchangeable leather and silicone bands.
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Biotech companies often stress that similar and interchangeable are two distinct concepts.
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The point here, of course, is not that all Emmas are interchangeable.
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Einstein's theory of special relativity describes how energy and mass are interchangeable.
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The Hypervolt comes with four interchangeable heads: round, flat, bullet, and fork.
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Many have interchangeable straps, including this one made of slick black alligator.
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It comes with interchangeable letters which allow for customizable words and phrases.
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Red speaks in both a male and female voice, interchangeable, sometimes overlapping.
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There's no Pyer Moss without Kerby Jean-Raymond; the two are interchangeable.
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Through customization, guns move from interchangeable functional machines to personalized, individualistic artifacts.
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You are interchangeable, which doesn't mean you can't meet someone on it.
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In her paintings of the 19673s, landscapes and bodies look almost interchangeable.
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Cat flea control products and dog flea control products are not interchangeable.
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That's how they appear to the many suitors who come calling, interchangeable so
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Why would she think a miniature pig and a chicken were interchangeable gifts?
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The original game involved interchangeable boards, cards, and robot tokens that took damage.
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Best Choice Interchangeable Picnic TablePicnic table are awesome, but they're not often versatile.
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Widowmaker/Hanzo: The damage-oriented snipers are interchangeable when it comes to Mei.
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Bigger pharmacies hired more pharmacists, and customers essentially saw the workers as interchangeable.
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Mosshart is too ferocious of a musician to be interchangeable with anyone else.
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The hearts are interchangeable for emoji, and with this, the bunny became sassier.
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They are on a spectrum of severity but the terms are not interchangeable.
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It turns out the serial killer is an interchangeable element of the story.
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Vapours and Ski Mask seem like they're interchangeable, but I'll go with Vapours.
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The NHL should market its boring, interchangeable teams instead of its individual stars.
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The X3's interchangeable tips and fins offer a highly customizable, comfortable fit.
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Here, the law assumes that people of the same sex are essentially interchangeable.
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The bond notes will be officially interchangeable 1:1 with the U.S. dollar.
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For them, I was interchangeable with Tristan Powers or Juan Williams or whatever.
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" Citing "Large Interior, Notting Hill," he concludes, "their parts could even be interchangeable.
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But the outside world—all that exists beyond the self—is becoming interchangeable.
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Their expertise deserves respect too, and it is not interchangeable with climate science.
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Second (and these are points that tend to be baked into broader stand-alone articles), that this "trolling" is interchangeable with 4chan, with the further assumption that 4chan is interchangeable with Anonymous, itself framed to be the Ur alt-right.
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Second (and these are points that tend to be baked into broader stand-alone articles), that this "trolling" is interchangeable with 4chan, with the further assumption that 43chan is interchangeable with Anonymous, itself framed to be the Ur alt-right.
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It's thin and has interchangeable straps so it can easily coordinate with every outfit.
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And for our press, it&aposs interchangeable if you&aposre -- basically right for Europe.
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Brava told me you can substitute ingredients—apparently, baby broccoli and asparagus are interchangeable.
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Miraculously, despite the multiple identity twists, The Parent Trap never becomes interchangeable twin soup.
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The two terms seem mostly interchangeable, but each individual's interpretation is actually highly subjective.
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The cameras also work with the original Arlo's base system, making them largely interchangeable.
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The past and present are still interchangeable when she gets back to the house.
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First up is the Experimental Extruder, which offers interchangeable nozzles and different print modes.
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The Venture and Explorist are 40mm and 45mm, respectively, and the straps are interchangeable.
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The only question is what interchangeable account the money will come out of next.
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Sony Alpha 7II Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera with 28-70mm F3.5-5.6 OSS Lens
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But the two drugs are not considered interchangeable and are therefore not called generics.
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The two are in no way interchangeable; both serve necessary but entirely different functions.
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Gender performativity has been mainstreamed and made more or less interchangeable with social construction.
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To most deepfakers, however, these women are simply the sum of interchangeable body parts.
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As he talked, he played virtually interchangeable extracts from both operas at the piano.
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While the men are fixtures—usually property owners—the women are interchangeable, expendable labor.
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The car also has an interchangeable battery system that takes 8 minutes to swap.
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This machine features five interchangeable nozzles, a 25-foot hose, and never-flat wheels.
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And his three oldest children appear to be basically interchangeable in many of them.
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"I see us as the No. 33 and No. 2 seeds, interchangeable," Venus said.
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Roku remotes are mostly interchangeable, as long as you have the right Roku player.
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"Right, I mean I don't know that they're not interchangeable," Mr. Spicer told reporters.
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But for several months there's been a debate: Are they interchangeable as progressive leaders?
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The FDA took a step forward on that front Friday, finalizing rules for what a biosimilar has to do in order to be considered "interchangeable" with the product it copies, similar to the way traditional generics are interchangeable with brand-name drugs.
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"These products are fairly interchangeable," Harold Carter, clinical solutions director at Express Scripts, told Reuters.
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Compatible with the iPhone and Android, the watch comes with custom faces and interchangeable straps.
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No mention of Zack's casual misogyny, which prompts him to believe that girls are interchangeable.
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A casual observer of the bar market may conclude that these brands seem pretty interchangeable.
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Sony recently moved into the second spot in the full-frame interchangeable lens camera market.
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The terms ESG, SRI and impact investing are not interchangeable, though they may sound similar.
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Science fiction and science fact have long shared an interchangeable dialogue of inspiring each other.
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Panasonic has just announced the Lumix GX9, the company's latest mid-range interchangeable lens camera.
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"Kendall, Khloé, Kim, Kourtney," Lawrence began listing, adding that the two oldest siblings were interchangeable.
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Also, psychiatrists and psychological therapists do a completely different job; the terms are not interchangeable.
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On Facebook, people openly claim that sheep and fish antibiotics are interchangeable with prescribed medication.
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Well you may have that option soon, thanks to an interchangeable smartwatch built by Henlen.
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The $24.99 accessory's got interchangeable links so you can customize it to fit your wrist.
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At $550, the GF9 is reasonably priced for a 16-megapixel mirrorless interchangeable lens camera.
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Like Call of Duty, this led to a string of interchangeable, boring, and repetitive sequels.
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I think the reason is that roles in modern and contemporary dance are often interchangeable.
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The box includes three sizes of interchangeable silicone ear wings for a secure, customized fit.
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The old white men are interchangeable, distinguished only by the different colors of their ties.
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Sculpting and painting are not interchangeable for me, but they share certain aspects and qualities.
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In America, what traditionally have been opposing sentiments – god and money – are rendered as interchangeable.
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In a taboo intermingling of faith and queer lust, God and romance become nearly interchangeable.
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They expected that old workers could be swapped out for new ones, like interchangeable parts.
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Carolyn K.: Food processors have interchangeable blades with each blade designed to do different tasks.
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Both movements originated in California, and both deal with perception, but they are not interchangeable.
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"Nothing is more toxic than treating employees like interchangeable cogs in a machine," Banach said.
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That includes interchangeable thumbstick shapes, swappable d-pads, and different back paddles to choose from.
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The Macanese pataca and Hong Kong dollar are separate currencies but virtually interchangeable in Macau.
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They look interchangeable, seem popular with the Twilight demographic, and are content to stay there.
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Sony today announced a successor to its popular A24 mirrorless interchangeable lens full-frame camera.
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I already had my four interchangeable skirt suits and two pairs of low-heeled pumps.
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"I didn't even know what an interchangeable lens was, or a Leica," she once recalled.
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The recently released World Turtle pendant has a unique feature: it is customizable and interchangeable.
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The fact that you can use the RX2250 like you would an interchangeable mirrorless camera (like the Sony Alpha A2100 cameras I reviewed) means it can fill in for situations where an interchangeable lens camera is too flashy, heavy, or can't even be used safely.
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Zoom and Roland also make solid multi-track recorders that will probably be interchangeable for most.
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It found the meme objectified women by suggesting they were interchangeable and defined by their appearance.
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And one of the things I loved about it was that it had an interchangeable battery.
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Libby: At least Henry has escaped the Bobby Draper fate of being played by interchangeable actors.
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Fujifilm announced two new cameras today, the fixed-lens X22017F and the interchangeable lens X-T20.
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This kit comes with 39 pieces, including a hammer, interchangeable screw driver, scissors, pliers, and more.
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We shouldn't be moving toward a world where non-sentient tools and people are considered interchangeable.
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Anyone else starting to get the feeling that all of these modular smartphones are becoming interchangeable?
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But in reality, that's all you really need for taking photos on an interchangeable-lens camera.
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"Even if humans and extraterrestrials both have math and science, they're not necessarily interchangeable," said Vakoch.
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By packing more autofocus sensor points on the image sensor than any other interchangeable-lens camera.
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But what's cool about the RVR is its a ready-to-drive bot with interchangeable plates.
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Have you seen those two things, comedy and music, as sort of interchangeable in a way?
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The tradeoff is weight: the (interchangeable) seat weighs seven pounds, and the frame weighs 22 pounds.
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Certainly, all pro athletes in every sport are interchangeable and eminently replaceable properties to their employers.
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Bose has already introduced interchangeable lenses and the frames themselves could be offered in different colors.
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You'll also notice that the colors of the interchangeable bands include slightly different hues this time.
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Three people — a striking blonde and two vaguely interchangeable '22012s-looking dudes — stand over the altar.
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That camera came out four years ago, and was Fujifilm's first mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses.
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Now they have Chris Paul, a troop of interchangeable wings, and complementary depth in the frontcourt.
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The straps are interchangeable with any 22mm watch band you can buy from Fossil and others.
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These days, TurboTax and Block are mostly interchangeable — at least they were for my household's return.
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Enough so that some, like Vox's Matt Yglesias, argue that they are interchangeable as progressive candidates.
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Out of all of the days of the week, Tuesday and Wednesday are the most interchangeable.
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Peter: There's a whole Brian Regan bit about this, where "this" and "next" are somehow interchangeable.
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There's no reason to believe that their motion-picture counterparts aren't similarly mortal and similarly interchangeable.
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The problem is, even the fanciest new iPhone 11s still lack the flexibility of interchangeable lenses.
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According yo YouTube's bots/algorithm/whatever, all of these are completely interchangeable with Nick Jr. shows.
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There is no individuality: The men are interchangeable parts in a terrifying theater of mass labor.
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This is not to say that Treasury's mass-market offerings are interchangeable with First Growth Bordeaux.
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A thesaurus may list the two words as synonyms, but Day does not consider them interchangeable.
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And he treats the people who work for him as interchangeable parts, usually of little value.
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There's also a wide range of silicone straps (28 in total) that are interchangeable and water-resistant.
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Using readily available woods like pine, and the mechanized production of interchangeable parts, their production was incredible.
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The watch is water resistant up to 50 meters and works with a range of interchangeable straps.
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Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Baby Monitor w/ Interchangeable Lens for $123.47 at Amazon (list price $229.99).
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I use it for both work and personal shooting and nothing beats a robust interchangeable lens camera.
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They aren't interchangeable, and yet they all enjoy the comfortable warmth of the Chris blanket of fame.
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The camera has an interchangeable lens mount so you can shoot with lenses produced by other brands.
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Hope looks like a set of interchangeable bionic dicks, yes, this is the future that millenials want.
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Like all of Sony's (relatively) inexpensive mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras, the A6300 sports an APS-C sensor.
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Interchangeable cameras would make sense, too, seeing DJI's build-out of its Osmo line of handheld gimbals.
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This deteriorates the connection between publisher and reader, threatening to turn content creators into merely interchangeable ghostwriters.
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Needless to say, the mushrooms and chicken are entirely interchangeable and the cold pastry like building material.
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Critics, like the American Academy of Family Physicians, say physicians and highly skilled nurses are not interchangeable.
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This article has been updated to clarify that "item girls" and "belly dancers" are not interchangeable terms.
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Why this person can't connect, why this person sees people as interchangeable, it allows for a conversation.
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As of Monday, the petro will be interchangeable with the new fiat currency, further muddying Venezuela's economy.
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Our health system has led us to believe that medical care and health care are interchangeable terms.
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I don't think they're interchangeable, but sometimes the movies beg to differ, and the market corrects itself.
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It uses XY interchangeable to refer to 'men' as a gender, when XY refers to male sex.
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You could electrify the Corolla or gasify the Model 3 and have something of an interchangeable experience.
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But in practice, standardized test scores, class rank, and private schooling (interchangeable with "preparedness") ruled the day.
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The two elements were roughly interchangeable for this purpose; it just so happened that chlorine was cheaper.
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As the League caused enclaves to spring up within cities, so now are cities sprouting interchangeable neighborhoods.
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It is also acceptable, if annoying, to refer to Britain and England as if they are interchangeable.
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It means that, for a lot of people, one computer is pretty much interchangeable with any other.
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Once you master that, you'll know exactly what you want in a full-size, interchangeable-lens camera.
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It turns out there are studies that claim that the two different forms of Depakote are interchangeable.
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The sturdy-looking timepieces start at around $2,000, with a wide selection of interchangeable bands, sold separately.
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Turns out this entry really is interchangeable with "oarsmen," however awkward it seems (at least to me).
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It also comes with four interchangeable faceplates, allowing you to customize its look to complement your home.
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Similarly, Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon may have been inspired by Bordeaux, but the wines are not interchangeable.
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Robbie has gone from the next interchangeable blonde ingenue to a truly formidable producer before turning 30.
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It also has three interchangeable side plates with multiple programmable button configurations, and a comfortable, ergonomic grip.
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In slight contradiction, Fischbach tells me that the customer and the provider are interchangeable—another sharing economy trope.
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All these different medicines have different ways of working in the brain, and they're not necessarily completely interchangeable.
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It begins with diversity, a concept often mistaken as being interchangeable with pluralism, but does not end there.
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Even though they may seem interchangeable, there's a big difference between a fuckbuddy and a friend with benefits.
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Thanks to the camera's agility, the landscape becomes a character, its mutilation interchangeable with that of the farmers.
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The Home also features an interchangeable base that comes in six different colors and textures (fabric and metal).
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However, these tend to be targeted at small children, prohibitively expensive and are not designed to be interchangeable.
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Many are hulking arms with rotating joints and interchangeable tools that can weld, stack, paint, assemble, and more.
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Running on an Android-based OS, Henlen has built a smartwatch with a fully interchangeable casing and strap.
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It also features improved shock absorbers on its interchangeable feet, and straps to keep your elbows in place.
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The Wander has a more feminine design, with a gold finish and softer lines, and interchangeable leather straps.
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"Right now, it is difficult to imagine pornography and original quality content as complementary or interchangeable," said McDonald.
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Her wider battle was against what she claimed was the feminist aim to make women and men interchangeable.
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Still, it was fraught with delays and compromises to the types of components that could be made interchangeable.
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Tough competition in mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras and a stronger yen are also expected to hurt Canon's earnings.
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The players are often interchangeable, an assembly line of heroes and villains, symbols of overachievement or wasted talent.
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This high-end Infant Optics baby monitor comes with interchangeable lenses and remote-control pan and zoom features.
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This high-end Infant Optics baby monitor comes with interchangeable lenses and remote-control pan and zoom features.
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With a growing reverence for algorithms comes a perception that physicians are somehow replaceable, or at least interchangeable.
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Without getting too into the weeds, the two aren't interchangeable, but marketers treat them as if they are.
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She's not interchangeable with any other artist, and she follows no formula for getting dressed and going out.
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Why any drug company would distinguish medications with the nearly interchangeable words "delayed" and "extended" was beyond me.
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Native people are not and have never been a singular blob with interchangeable cultural practices and societal structures.
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Wings and post players can sometimes be interchangeable, so the Knicks need athletes who can handle multiple positions.
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Before taking the bag out for a spin, I needed to see just how the interchangeable covers worked.
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The AirPods Pro box comes with three interchangeable silicone tips (small, medium and large) to enable noise cancellation.
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Enbrel is a biologic, and a generic biologic that is automatically interchangeable with Enbrel will not likely emerge.
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"I started to feel the people who were fighting the culture war were kind of interchangeable," Ted told me.
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With that in mind, Amazon's dozens of interchangeable store brands seem like a sign of failure rather than success.
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Its stainless steel case is 44 mm in diameter and 12.6 mm thick, with an interchangeable 22 mm band.
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A Dlodlo representative told me there will be interchangeable nose pads, but I didn't get to try them on.
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Sex and love aren't interchangeable, but they are inextricably linked, and it's important for The Bachelor to acknowledge that.
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I mean, I guess I like William well enough, but the staff of Westworld/Delos is kind of interchangeable.
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Frameri's founders saw the opportunity to allow customers to buy interchangeable frames and lenses for prescription glasses and sunglasses.
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The M10 is Leica's first interchangeable lens digital rangefinder to have the same, compact dimensions as its film cameras.
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The M210 is Leica's first interchangeable lens digital rangefinder to have the same, compact dimensions as its film cameras.
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The $149 controller has four interchangeable paddles around the back, Hair Trigger Locks, remappable buttons, and completely swappable components.
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In the 1800s local manufacturers including Eli Whitney, who invented the cotton gin, perfected the use of interchangeable parts.
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FDA SAYS ANNOUNCING PUBLIC HEARING TO DISCUSS REGULATORY ISSUES RELATED TO DEVELOPMENT & EVALUATION OF BIOSIMILAR AND INTERCHANGEABLE INSULIN PRODUCTS
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"For 10 years, Kit was almost interchangeable with Jon Snow, and fully inhabited this intense character," the source says.
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The screwdriver also acts as storage for all those interchangeable bits so you can keep everything in one place.
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According to one Southland coach, Stephen F. Austin has even subtly altered their offense to fit their interchangeable personnel.
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Perhaps most of all, they posit bodies as transgressive— partitioned and fluid, interchangeable desiring-machines — non-normative par excellence.
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All of the Forza models are built to be customized by a variety of interchangeable decorative 3D-printed caps.
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The image of the Fitbit Charge 2 shows a much larger display, PurePulse heart rate tracking, and interchangeable bands.
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It comes in green for limes and yellow for lemons, although their design is the same and they're interchangeable.
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It has four interchangeable face plates to match your decor better, and is sleeker than the standard Ring Doorbell.
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Three years ago, with her husband Duc, Nguyen founded the company, which sells patent-pending interchangeable shoes for kids.
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He also forcefully rejected the notion that happiness and freedom — especially when narrowly defined as economic liberty — are interchangeable.
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The Reflet — with its secret clasp and interchangeable strap — has been a staple style for the house since 1947.
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He used both female and male models, so interchangeable in their looks that they became a grand, genderless blur.
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A game built out of refuse, in this case interchangeable Giphy assets pulled from the platform's own chat stickers.
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Despite different packaging and a few unique niches — the Chippendales also sing, for instance — these shows are fairly interchangeable.
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It helped introduce standardized, interchangeable parts and assembly-line production—key ingredients in the takeoff of the Industrial Revolution.
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Or for women and men to wear virtually interchangeable clothes, in restrained, minimalist androgyny (Raf Simons for Calvin Klein).
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Feel free to make any of the three following recipes with cauliflower, broccoli or romanesco; they are fairly interchangeable.
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As a former director of testing and counseling, I have had clients discuss HIV and AIDS as interchangeable terms.
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But he does think them, because he's living in a culture that teaches him to calculate women's human value through their erotic capital, to believe that his career success is interchangeable with his social success, and both are interchangeable with his ability to win the romantic attentions of a certain kind of woman.
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Though Warhol's vision can seem dystopian, it also implies a kind of perverse democracy, since everything (and everyone) is interchangeable.
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Some acts put current performers side by side, singing each others' hits — and revealing, probably unintentionally, how interchangeable they were.
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This best-of-all-worlds scenario is only bolstered by the fact that the Mavic 2 camera systems are interchangeable.
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However, even for fancy handsets with double or even triple camera setups, phones still lack the flexibility of interchangeable lenses.
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But in other ways, they aren't interchangeable, and lots of apps will work much better on one than the other.
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Coming with three interchangeable side plates and 19 programmable buttons, this mouse adapts to your play style at all times.
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Ethnicity and nationality have become almost interchangeable for China's Han, says James Leibold of La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia.
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As identities become more interchangeable than ever, so do the things we choose as our armor and what they mean.
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They've built a system of interlocking, interchangeable parts which you can use to build their designs or create your own.
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Even four years later, Fujifilm's X-Pro1 interchangeable-lens camera stands on its own in the world of mirrorless shooters.
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Modular Robotics has raised $123 million and develops Cubelets, interchangeable blocks that connect in various ways to build unique machines.
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Still, it's an impressive result for Sony, which has steadily been increasing market share for interchangeable cameras for some time.
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Second, unlike shares, items in our index are neither very liquid (except wine) nor fungible (the goods are rarely interchangeable).
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Panasonic has announced the GX85, a smaller, cheaper update to the advanced amateur portion of its interchangeable lens camera lineup.
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LaMetric Time works with iOS or Android and comes with interchangeable plugs for the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe.
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I believe that Henry Ford's bigger impact on the world was the systematization of interchangeable parts in a factory setting.
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The gun also is considered a copy or duplicate if key parts are interchangeable with those of a banned weapon.
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Current processes that treat software acquisition as interchangeable with hardware present significant barriers to innovation — if not stifle it altogether.
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The figure also comes with interchangeable hands that are detachable, according to a tweet posted by The Verge's Sarah Smithers.
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Haneke's repetition of names—some variation of Eve often marks an innocent daughter—suggests that his characters are somehow interchangeable.
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At the beginning of the opera, Marnie inhabits a male-dominated world in which women are treated as interchangeable objects.
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This gift set also comes with interchangeable bezels, so she can decide which one suits her outfit best each day.
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If you watch enough of them, the crises of our time — war, poverty, ecological disaster — can start to seem interchangeable.
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This gift set also comes with interchangeable bezels, so she can decide which one suits her look best each day.
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"People are interchangeable to a narcissist and they can go around in circles depending on their personality type," Greenberg says.
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Just consider this a constant update, with the teams and names interchangeable as we are still in the seventh inning.
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Despite having a much less interchangeable lineup of defenders, San Antonio switched every screen, stymying Golden State's rapid ball movement.
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Mr. Guirgis is reluctant to use racial epithets in his work, so he sometimes opts for an interchangeable profanity instead.
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Though they are made by four separate companies, they are similar enough in appearance and content to be almost interchangeable.
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And so, like the transnational business class they drew their vocabulary and values from, politicians came to appear strangely interchangeable.
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The book writer John Logan and the director Alex Timbers treat the songs as interchangeable parts whose sums don't matter.
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It suggests you view them as people without individual distinction, personality and experiences, as interchangeable pieces of an unknowable other.
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It takes standard 24mm interchangeable straps, weighs 70 grams, and will be available at the end of January for $499.99.
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Everything is fluid and interchangeable, and Dana is telling visual stories that articulate a different sense of what narrative is.
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There's just one model, but it comes in a host of iterations, most notably about 50 different and interchangeable straps.
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I love the interchangeable silicone tips, too -- so much better than the hard and plastic-y feel of traditional AirPods.
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But it does tell us that individual members are now primarily interchangeable parts in a series of party-line votes.
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THUMP news editor Anna Codrea-Rado provides an essay as primer on why EDM and electronic music are interchangeable terms.
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While FDA has yet to issue regulations for what evidence is needed to prove interchangeability for a biosimilar, the agency has made troubling statements indicating that switching patients to non-interchangeable biosimilars – that is, not only drugs that are not identical, but also drugs that are not even interchangeable – might also be safe for patients.
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Fujifilm's X-T20 is an update to the previous interchangeable-lens camera, the X-T10 The back of the X-T20.
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The interchangeable-lens X-T20 and fixed-lens X100F feature a high-resolution APS-C sensor, shoot RAW in Fujifilm's own .
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Because of my life and my background, it's always seemed very natural to me for gender roles to be… even interchangeable.
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On the undercards of Bellator's freak-show-anchored productions, the supporting cast is—with notable exceptions—a roster of interchangeable faces.
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The iPhone case essentially turned your phone into a high-end camera with interchangeable lenses and a shutter button and flash.
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Despite the G433 being the only headset to offer two sets of interchangeable ear pads, both of them felt pretty bad.
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As Reuters reported last week, Google has suspended—and possibly killed—its plan to make a modular smartphone with interchangeable components.
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While acne products market it as salicylic and anti-wrinkle products market it as beta-hydroxy, turns out they are interchangeable.
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Clouds of austere, sensibility suited, utterly interchangeable looking middle aged people were milling about the cavernous lobby, as you might expect.
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The silicone bands are interchangeable, although a spokesperson tells me that most people don't actually swap bands out all the often.
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It is expecting to add jobs in Frankfurt, where it will replicate a structure that is interchangeable with its London operations.
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Alphabet — The company's Google unit has suspended plans to build a modular smartphone with interchangeable components, according to a Reuters report.
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Widowmaker/Hanzo: The two non-Support snipers of Overwatch aren't always interchangeable, but they're both effective against McCree in similar ways.
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It features 20 miles of range, plus interchangeable batteries, so even if you have a long commute, you should be solid.
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Each kit comes with interchangeable "bits," or electronic building blocks, that attach magnetically to a transparent sleeve that kids can wear.
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Available in black or gray, the ATH-CKR250TWs promise a snug fit and include "an interchangeable 228D loop" for added support.
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Being able to change that, without having to buy high-end professional production drones with interchangeable lenses, is a welcoming change.
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Why it's nonsense: We're all for seeing more and better female roles, but gender and race aren't somehow equivalent or interchangeable.
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That's the idea behind a new campaign from Goby, an electric toothbrush company that uses a subscription service for interchangeable heads.
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The Cipher cable isn't free, costing $50 for the Sine and $100 for the EL-8, and isn't interchangeable between models.
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The watch will come in four different styles, and interchangeable leather, steel-mesh, and silicon bands will be available for purchase.
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The XF 23mm f2 R WR, as it's called, will be compatible with all of Fujifilm's interchangeable lens X-series cameras.
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The aircraft is expected to carry AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, interchangeable with the SDBs on its wing pylons, AFSOC has said.
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Cramer added that brand loyalty among consumers is eroding because national chains are reaching a point where they all feel interchangeable.
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Knowing the awkwardness this induces in others, the women are fine with, and even encourage, treating them as one interchangeable unit.
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Faced with a world uninterested in the technical details of their interchangeable products, each had to develop national recognition and appeal.
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DJI notes this system is similar, but not interchangeable, with the Zenmuse Z3 camera just announced for the Inspire 1 drone.
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But honestly, the class-restricted weapons ends up making a lot of these feel interchangeable in spite of their granular differences.
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How do you behave when a girl shows some interest in one of you, given that you're almost interchangeable, looks-wise?
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The girls were essentially interchangeable, as far as those stories were concerned, and they would do anything Manson asked of them.
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I think he truly hoped that a dancing bohemienne and a hunk of carved marble might turn out to be interchangeable.
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Mr. Powell's recent comments on monetary policy are basically interchangeable with recent comments by Janet L. Yellen, the current Fed chairwoman.
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Many of the panels in the first issue are us watching characters on screens — television and surveillance video — that are interchangeable.
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The collection's design also focused on the straps, which are easily interchangeable without tools or the help of a watch specialist.
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"Newfie" jokes proliferated in the years after World War II, mostly interchangeable with those about Poles or the Irish before them.
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Right now, you can save 2497.99% on the Panasonic Lumix G7 (DMC-G7WK) 4K digital mirrorless camera with two interchangeable lenses.
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While they all have different names and some have different distinctions, BB, CC, and DD creams are all interchangeable terms now.
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Thanks to VESA, the consumer electronics industry has adopted standards that make things like monitor arms and monitor brackets pretty interchangeable.
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The writing-off of these students as nondistinctive, interchangeable kids smacks of racist stereotypes often used against Asians in this country.
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Women will shed no tears over lost opportunities with men who think we're interchangeable with (or even less preferable than) talking dolls.
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The ante on the end-of-the-world blockbuster has been upped so many times that their plots have become largely interchangeable.
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With so few Black films acknowledged on platforms like the Golden Globes, it's quite offensive that Bush seems to think they're interchangeable.
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And today, DroneDJ is reporting that an unannounced Phantom 5, one that would have had interchangeable lenses, has been canceled as well.
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This links together each token in the Bancor Network, allowing tokens to be instantly interchangeable for one another at continuously calculated rates.
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For my razor, I'll just pick up a Gillette interchangeable shaving head from Target ($10.99) every month or so — nothing too fancy.
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The second is the downward spiral of distrust between citizens and elites, in which citizens treat "corrupt" and "establishment" as interchangeable terms.
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Goldin's research suggests that making hours more flexible — and workers more interchangeable — will lessen the economic benefits of the rigid work schedule.
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His key invention, movable type, allowed the casting of consistent pieces of interchangeable metal letters, from which books could be expertly printed.
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The issue's theme is "simplicity," a word that "can become interchangeable with something concrete, like decluttering," Joanna explains in her editor's letter.
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Fresh Off the Boat, Black-ish, Speechless, The Goldbergs, Modern Family, and, yes, Roseanne are acclaimed and popular because they aren't interchangeable.
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By early 1994, the Internet and World Wide Web (which had become interchangeable in people's minds), were all anyone could talk about.
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Each member of the talented ensemble brings dimension to his or her role, transforming Christie's interchangeable, disposable ciphers into recognizable human beings.
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The revamped Project Ara design puts the core phone technology together in the phone's frame, with room for six interchangeable module slots.
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Gottlieb said the agency would change how insulin is regulated in order to enable products that are interchangeable to come to market.
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The Muji Cleaning System consists of a complete range of well-designed products that are interchangeable, compact, inexpensive, and easy to store.
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Given the HTC-like design, it's unlikely that we'll be seeing any interchangeable back covers for the OnePlus 3 this time around.
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Abyss Creations makes RealDoll, a life-sized silicone figure with a fully poseable skeleton, interchangeable faces and penetrable orifices starting at $6,753.
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Sensor aside, the Pen-F should be a worthy competitor to interchangeable lens cameras like the Fujifilm X-T1 and X-T10.
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"Roomba" and "robot vacuum" are essentially interchangeable terms at this point, but the robot vacuum market ain't what it was in 2005.
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That (hopefully) changes today with the announcement of the Leica TL, an update to this particular line of Leica interchangeable lens cameras.
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When We protagonist D-503 experiences jealousy, it's subversive because it implies that he no longer considers all citizens identical and interchangeable.
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CamSoda's gas mask-like device is comprised of several interchangeable canisters, a heating element, and Bluetooth to connect it to your smartphone.
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If you're replacing hardware on an existing door, you haven't got a choice, because the two kinds of latches are not interchangeable.
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Among these include standards addressing the labeling of biosimilars and the parameters in which they can be considered "interchangeable" with a biologic.
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Does the woman artist feel herself to be interchangeable with the film character, with his lusts and his genius and his rage?
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In the Trump administration's 2018 National Defense Strategy, China and Russia are lumped together and all but interchangeable at the same time.
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"Coyote brown" in color, it also has interchangeable hand grips allowing shooters to adjust the handgun to the size of their hand.
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Smith's Caravans might not be the only sunglasses with interchangeable lenses on the market, but for freshwater fishermen, they're tough to beat.
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And Kevin Hart and Chris Rock are as interchangeable as America Ferrera and Gina Rodriguez — which is to say, not at all.
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Much training is impromptu, and chains have tended to view their hourly workers as interchangeable cogs rather than resources worth investing in.
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There also is a limited-edition watch, a Serpenti Twist Your Time design featuring interchangeable pink and blue metallic wraparound leather straps.
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There are two players on each side: One is a de facto striker, the other a goalkeeper, but the roles are interchangeable.
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Though despite the inspiration, and a few trouser shapes, this was not a collection where the men's and women's wear were interchangeable.
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Pros: Compact and easy to transport, interchangeable cook surfaces, side plates for prep and servingCons: Occasional uneven cooking especially on breezy days
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With interchangeable thumbsticks, swappable D-pads, and optimization options for each, you'll be able to play the way you want every time.
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What if there were display toys that were expressive, poseable, interchangeable, and just plain more adorable than circle eyes on square heads?
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The groom has been going to both places since he was a child and the staff, which are interchangeable, are family friends.
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The trick of the editing is not to highlight differences among the daters but to suggest that on some level they're interchangeable.
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Stalnaker's players, all basically around the same size, were interchangeable, positions malleable in a offense that would fit right into today's NBA.
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I just want it to be like there's a point that I'm specifically doing this, that it's not interchangeable, it's not disposable.
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With the Mavic 2 series, however, that proposition gets more interesting with the introduction of interchangeable camera systems which define each new model.
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There's also the interchangeable lens GX850, which will run $599 and has a 1.04 million dot LCD touchscreen that flips up 180 degrees.
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The Zenmuse X7 camera has a large, Super 35 format digital sensor, and supports interchangeable lenses for a range of potential focal lengths.
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For the past couple of years, HTC and Valve's virtual reality efforts — which produced the HTC Vive in 2015 — have seemed largely interchangeable.
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Better to employ a team of interchangeable parts, none of whom carry the full burden of surviving 22017-plus car crashes per week.
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LG's W27 is no different in these respects; it's a chunky, round watch with three buttons on the side and standard interchangeable straps.
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The Ticwatch also has its own operating system and possesses a range of features like voice activation, interchangeable watch faces and wireless charging.
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And if any individual robot breaks down, it doesn't matter, because any of the other bots can do its job; they're all interchangeable.
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If your business — or your crowdwork platform — thinks of them as purely interchangeable and their labor as a commodity, you'll get commodity results.
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Sales of the $35 interchangeable watches were strong in years one and two, but by 2013, the company suddenly veered from its mission.
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In the speaker's mind, national and religious characteristics may be interchangeable, and not really have much to do with God, metaphysics or morals.
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Instead of arriving with multiple interchangeable fins to assure proper fit, the Pixel Buds cord forms an adjustable loop around each ear piece.
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Special counsel or special prosecutors (the terms are interchangeable) have been brought in multiple times throughout history, most notably during the Watergate scandal.
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Instead, both Arthur and John act as practically interchangeable anti-heroes built for the same nihilistic cynicism that defines the revisionist Western genre.
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With its myriad of interchangeable parts, many gamers discovered that they could force the controller to conform to the needs of their bodies.
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The watch will also offer wearers interchangeable band options, like some of Fitbit's other offerings, and should hit the market at around $300.
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Fujifilm has announced the X-A23, a new version of the entry-level model in its X-series of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras.
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Made of steel and plexiglass with casters, its parts are interchangeable with several of his other seats and tables that the company manufactures.
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Ring Video Doorbell Pro + free Echo Dot, $169 (originally $249) [You save $80]: 1080p HD video, with interchangeable faceplates and advanced motion detection.
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But the very idea of a market price does rest on the idea that the very top bosses are, to some extent, interchangeable.
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Take a look at Hollywood's interchangeable celebrities For instance, actor Michael B. Jordan has said that he often gets mistaken for Nick Cannon.
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The full set comes with a few interchangeable hands, Loki's scepter, Captain America's shield intact and another one that's broken and in pieces.
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The fact that both get you access to Delta Sky Clubs means that people often look at the two cards as relatively interchangeable.
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Harris and Gallo play the same position, but both are interchangeable pick-and-roll playmakers who can work as screeners or ball-handlers.
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That too is taken away, and we are taught that all women, especially ones that match the ideal, are the same and interchangeable.
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It would not be too hard to find images from those places and those times interchangeable with the ones the designer was conjuring.
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Most of the computers are fairly interchangeable on the Windows side, said Lam, and many compete by lowering prices for their similar products.
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Mukunda hypothesized that, in highly filtered organizations, leaders would end up being relatively interchangeable; in less filtered organizations, individual variation will be greater.
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Vapor Communications aims to change that with Cyrano, a "scent speaker" that uses multiple, interchangeable scent capsules to make your space smell nice.
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The company encourages two-resort vacations by offering interchangeable lift tickets and allowing equipment rentals at one resort to be returned at either.
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Such attractions brought a crowd of bidders and spectators to York Avenue that seemed interchangeable with any others during the luxury sale series.
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Sure, every hot sauce has its own flavor and use and they're certainly not interchangeable by any means, but this is your pantry.
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It's also further evidence that these once-great companies have been been reduced to branding that's as interchangeable and fleeting as a fashion trend.
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Its oscillating sonic technology (and interchangeable brush heads) quickly set the industry standard, with countless skin-care companies racing to launch their own versions.
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I don't know if it's the best, but it's certainly pretty versatile, with a suite of interchangeable attachments that cover a range of activities.
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He emphasised that the two practices are more interchangeable than people often think, evident in his drawings but also in his career more generally.
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And although I'd love to be able to actually use Touch as a bifurcated gamepad, they're not interchangeable, since Touch has no D-pad.
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Interchangeable tips aren't a new feature for earbuds but they're new for Apple, which has until now only offered an all-hard-plastic earbud.
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It's interchangeable with other models in the SP-10 line, so owners of previous versions can continue to use their turntable base and turntable.
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What's perhaps most distinctive about the role of the queer icon in today's musical landscape is that it's no longer interchangeable with "pop icon".
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Here's my rant on how Facebook and Twitter are turning publishers into interchangeable ghostwriters — dumb content in the smart pipes of the social networks
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The 3603c is one car, one platform and exterior design, but on the inside, it offers a number of configurations that are not interchangeable.
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Also, having its own OS helps Samsung's watches stand out, rather than essentially making them interchangeable with the dozens of models offered by Fossil.
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As well individualizing and humanizing these characters, after multiple body switches, the names and dates become, in your mind, difficult to remember and interchangeable.
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With an interchangeable battery system, the EP9 is designed to be charged in 45 minutes and has a range of 265 miles (427 kilometers).
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The Neo has a chunky 33mm-thick frame with up to 64 different interchangeable snap-on covers that include materials like wood and ultrasuede.
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The internet and the web are not the same thing, even though we frequently talk about them as if the two terms are interchangeable.
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In movies like Batman Begins or Iron Man or Thor or Man of Steel, the superhero girlfriends — Rachel, Pepper, Jane, Lois — are essentially interchangeable.
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The new bassinets boast long-term durability with various finishes, steel-bar interchangeable bases, a foundation design that grows with the child, and more.
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As an important example, the FDA has already issued carefully crafted draft guidance on approving interchangeable biosimilars, including appropriate standards to ensure patient protection.
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These aggressively jittery variations on house music took different names, most of which—like footwork and its predecessors, juke and ghetto house—were interchangeable.
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You can fight goons from the sinister Innovative Online Industries, which are explicitly designed to be boring and interchangeable representatives of a soulless corporation.
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Separately, companies that develop biosimilars deemed interchangeable by the FDA are provided their own incentives as a reward for taking on this difficult task.
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This innovative modular system features interchangeable accessories so that you can customize the system to your walls, your space allotment, and your cats' preferences.
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These actions threaten to undermine the patient protections established by Congress in crafting the BPCIA and its rigorous standard for approval of interchangeable biologics.
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The Prophix is an electric toothbrush that comes with a few different interchangeable heads to get the most well-rounded teeth cleaning experience possible.
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The airline told The Hill that the Max 22019 is interchangeable with any of the other planes in its fleet, so its usage varied.
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One of the coolest things about Plae shoes is that the dual Velcro tabs are removable and interchangeable, so you can customize the shoe.
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Pros: Reliable comfort without break-in period, interchangeable and custom tabs, multiple styles availableCons: Soak through quickly in rain or puddles, clearly show dirt
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I was also unnerved to consider that I was someone else's idea of a ghoul, a figure more or less interchangeable with a zombie.
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Mistakes and lies and opinions are interchangeable with facts in the Twitterverse, creating a nimbus of doubt (and opportunities for "artistic" embellishment) around everything.
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Economists have criticized Sanders for making similar comments on Twitter recently, noting that the Fed's actions are not comparable or interchangeable with government spending.
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Besides shortstop Manny Machado and third baseman Justin Turner, every Dodgers position player has a hitter from the opposite side who is roughly interchangeable.
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Moves are also afoot to make certain components of mobile networks interchangeable with each other, to let carriers mix and match suppliers more easily.
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But would I spend $2,5003 for really great watch in steel with a black face and interchangeable bands, or $8,000 for a gold one?
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But her schedule is interchangeable with those of the thousands of bloggers whose job it is to travel and look good while doing so.
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Teacher-centered reforms had tended to revolve around class-size ratios, broad-based salary increases and other policies that, implicitly, saw teachers as interchangeable.
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The 85033 candidates' plans are not interchangeable; there are meaningful differences between them on ideas like carbon pricing, support for specific technologies, and more.
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Although the transformations in her relationship with Sophie are carefully delineated, the local men Frankie is interested in seem interchangeable: all hot and raw.
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"Offender" becomes interchangeable with a person's name, a flag announcing Hardy's (and our own) unwillingness not to stigmatize people who have a criminal conviction.
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We're just seen as one big blob of Asians that are interchangeable, rather than as individuals that are worthy of accolades on our own.
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Plus, with five interchangeable head attachments and a three-angle adjustable arm, it can reach any specific muscle group that needs soothing with ease.
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But if there's one thing I learned during nearly two decades of writing about wine, it's that American wine and European wine aren't interchangeable.
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They have big heads, short stubby limbs, skin like fuzz, and faces that, despite minor discrepancies, seem to be interchangeable and clipped into place.
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Even the titles and posters are virtually interchangeable, as though the movies' designers just spun a giant wheel and picked whatever they landed on.
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To a young and reasonably athletic roster of interchangeable parts, he also added a couple of pricey wing players, Allen Crabbe and DeMarre Carroll.
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But since many workers in those businesses are less skilled than farm-equipment mechanics, they may be more interchangeable with workers in other industries.
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The one-size-fits-all lids are interchangeable across all three Purist Collective bottles, so you're also never left fumbling about for the right top.
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As "Pow" quietly jumps from scene to scene, the order seems interchangeable as moments — some singular, others more mawkish — threaten to swallow the greater whole.
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Industry sources said SoftBank would find it difficult to replace pre-existing Huawei network equipment that is designed for the company and not easily interchangeable.
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As an educator, Arisman encouraged a new generation of illustrators to make art that only they could make, instead of just providing an interchangeable service.
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Though the lens isn't interchangeable, it is fast — it has an f/1.7 aperture — and should perform like a real champ in low-light situations.
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The aGlass consists of two eyepieces that the "average VR user" can fit inside the HTC Vive's face mask, including three pairs of interchangeable lenses.
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The German company Zeiss — revered by photographers for its high-quality interchangeable lenses for traditional cameras — already sells a 165-degree lens for the iPhone.
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Facebook is exploring new handheld gadget with interchangeable parts that could used like a smartphone or portable speaker, a new patent application revealed on Thursday.
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I'm loving the idea of jewelry for shoes, whether it's a gorgeous Swarovski embellishment like our Luisas or a interchangeable shoe clip like our Harpers.
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Treating these vast digital realms as interchangeable reservoirs of users may leave a bad taste for many, but that's not likely to slow Zuckerberg down.
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The insanity of treating these massively consequential roles as interchangeable aside, here's a bit of background on Cotton in case the rumors come to pass.
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All those deaths, and that level technically only exists so you can collect coins to buy interchangeable items that help you defeat Cuphead's many bosses.
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There are a handful of technical and ideological differences between the two, but the thing you need to know is that they are not interchangeable.
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The goal of the project was to build a phone with interchangeable parts in order to reduce electronic waste and prolong the lifespan of smartphones.
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But it's accomplished through a combination of sparkling magic wands and giant syringes, which are treated as interchangeable, despite their very different connotations to adults.
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It's a cheeky, grisly way to keep the timeline straight and give some separation to a string of characters who are mostly interchangeable by design.
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The interchangeable backs also are kind of tough to get off sometimes, and don't alway fit flush together, which is a little disappointing to see.
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Steve Rose, The Guardian: Overshadowed by this alpha-male chest-off, the women are given thankless, almost interchangeable roles as love interests and swimsuit models.
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Luckily, Microsoft sells a set of interchangeable nibs with variable levels of friction, and I’ll bet one of these could solve my problem.
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Historically, Japanese automakers focused on interchangeable processes and platforms out of necessity - because one model for the Japanese market could not sustain an entire factory.
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The bands are easily interchangeable and I was able to effortlessly swap in a 22mm leather and nylon band which have the quick-release mechanism.
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Project Ara, the company's foray into creating phones that can be built from interchangeable parts, has reportedly been scrapped according to a report by Reuters.
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Through the late 19963s and into the early 2000s, the terms "soccer mom hair" and "mom hair" became interchangeable, until the shorter version took precedence.
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If I really tried hard, I could tell you stories about all those interchangeable trips through the stars, but I'd just be making them up.
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So you end up with this condition where you fall asleep and wake up in Columbus, Ohio or San Francisco, and they're just completely interchangeable.
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Give me a standard, interchangeable 3.5mm connector where I can use wires from other manufacturers, or give me a real reason to accept its absence.
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Journey Girls 18-inch Kyla Doll, $34.99, available nowStanding at 18 inches tall, the Kyla Doll has long, perfectly brushable hair and an interchangeable outfit.
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Expensive add-ons include hydraulic seat lids, interchangeable seat levels, deodorizing capabilities, night lights, programmable user settings, and other features that make them more luxurious.
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Longer-term, a company called Alivecor is developing an interchangeable Apple Watch band with an in-built EKG to detect atrial fibrillation and other conditions.
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This disparity speaks to an athletic Golden State defense of interchangeable parts but also to Cleveland's lack of the same and its poor defensive habits.
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That's something that the public needs to understand, and is increasingly lost in public debates that imply that cigarettes and e-cigarettes are essentially interchangeable.
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An age when all the Js (Jesus, Jean Paul Sartre, Justin Timberlake, James Perse) have become interchangeable and yet intensely meaningful to the young demigod.
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Golden State's much-touted "death lineup" features four players standing between six-foot-seven and six-foot-eight, all of whom are interchangeable on defense.
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White, 35, is the founder of Bello Belts, a New York company that sells belts with interchangeable buckles, and was also a founder of TheFix.
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Some phones, like Apple's latest iPhones and Google's Pixel Line, use the USB Power Delivery standard, and these are interchangeable with each other as well.
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Using a small LED pen-light of his own fabrication, Pearson uses a Night-Writer with interchangeable colored tips to draw through the night sky.
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"Such vehicles incorporate technologies that are virtually identical and interchangeable with those used in ballistic missiles, including intercontinental ballistic missiles," he said in a statement.
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" Carter's lawyers say Bo wrote and owns the copyright to "Corrine, Corrina" ... which over time, with many different people covering it ... became interchangeable with "Alberta.
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So they sent fawning congratulatory tweets, posted generic blog posts to Medium and name-dropped their deals on one of a dozen interchangeable V.C. podcasts.
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Shakespeare's later (or "mature") comedies often have titles that seem vague and interchangeable: Measure for Measure, As You Like It, All's Well That Ends Well.
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On the issues I care about most, I think the candidates are all roughly interchangeable in terms of what they and Congress can accomplish together.
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Bound in Easter egg colors with sparkling celestial graphics and interchangeable subtitles, the books have branded their epigrammatic author into a tidier, more wholesome package.
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Elizabeth Warren are interchangeable candidates within the 2020 Democratic field, arguing that Warren is a "capitalist through her bones" and he is a democratic socialist.
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The bag can be purchased with a clear or black handle (I tried the clear), and comes with a free interchangeable pouch of your choice.
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These fossil Pokémon are some of the strangest new additions in "Sword" and "Shield," thanks in large part to the fact that they're all interchangeable.
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The Smart is made to be an all-in-one skin treatment device, with interchangeable brush options to cleanse, exfoliate, massage, and even blend foundation.
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Such an overridingly didactic mission makes the characters in "Normal" seem like interchangeable philosophical delivery systems, spouting off without the expectation of any conversational exchange.
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The cylindrical device, about the size of a squat jar of peanut butter, holds three interchangeable scent capsules at once, each containing four different scents.
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With the exception of the noble but impotent Don Ottavio, a tenor part, the male roles all call for low voices that are potentially interchangeable.
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It will be available in a range of colors and interchangeable 18 mm watchbands to switch up the look, further cementing its focus on aesthetic appeal.
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Asked about the so-called "Rush Limbaugh" discount, the rep said that the discounts were effectively interchangeable, as both offered 10 percent off LifeLock's subscription fee.
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In the lead up to the planned July 18 "See the Bigger Picture" event, many thought DJI might offer the second generation Mavic with interchangeable lens.
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Tory, Conservative and Unionist have indeed become interchangeable in common usage, but individually each term reveals a facet of the party's historical and ideological make-up.
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They also come with five interchangeable nose bridges of various sizes, though the medium that came fitted on the goggles out of the box worked fine.
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Either could be an episode in one of those interchangeable Nickelodeon and Disney Channel sitcoms about high schoolers, which are full of mild messages quickly forgotten.
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If Apple were to overhaul the design and make the buds interchangeable, it makes sense that such a product would still be about two years out.
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Between the lines: Most of these drugs don't yet face competition from biosimilars — which are similar to generics, but aren't automatically interchangeable at the pharmacy counter.
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She exclaims "he had this set of interchangeable dicks…" and enthusiastically offers to wear a strap-on for Donovan if he wants to sleep with her.
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The good news is that you can put it out someplace visible without ruining your decor — it has a number of nice-looking interchangeable wood covers.
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Yet last year, when the government found it could no longer pay its bills using real dollars, it started issuing bond notes, claiming they were interchangeable.
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One problem is that, since "woman" and "female" are interchangeable in many people's minds, we're likely to lose a secure understanding of the related concept "female".
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Even with the interchangeable backs taking the place of a case, the Neo Reloaded is still a big, chunky device no matter how you slice it.
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For example: VitaJuwel, which sells glass bottles with "interchangeable gem pods" for between $80 and $180 on festival girl-facing sites like Free People and Revolve.
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Specifically it features a waterproof body, non-interchangeable rubber strap, GPS, and a more accurate barometric altimeter, to measure exactly how many mountains you haven't climbed.
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On the right half of her cardboard cage is an interchangeable head and dress so that you can transform Jem into her mundane Jerrica Benton persona.
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Using artificial intelligence (AI) to interact with its surroundings, the wheeled machine resembles a penguin with cartoonish human eyes, has interchangeable outfits and communicates in squeaks.
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Designed for "infinite customization and versatility," the Zont includes a universal input interface, wi-fi cloud sync, stereo speakers, Bluetooth connection, interchangeable sound cartridges and more.
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Plane manufacturer Airbus and Zodiac Aerospace shared their design for modules with sleeping berths (which double as work and plays areas) that would be easily interchangeable.
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Their streetwear brought to mind antifa and anarchist protesters who dress in interchangeable anonymity as a way to minimize being identified and arrested by law enforcement.
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Though it's on the pricier side (currently $349 on Amazon), the massager comes with four interchangeable head attachments, a carrying case, and a one-year warranty.
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First, the Yemeni Central Bank must "dollarize" the financial system so the U.S. dollar, Saudi Riyal and Yemeni Riyal all become legal, interchangeable currencies in Yemen.
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To the Orientalist, to know one culture is to be an authority on the others, and in this way the cultures of the Orient become interchangeable.
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Nintendo took a pretty sizable risk in presenting it to the world: A system with interchangeable parts that can be played in any number of configurations.
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So many restaurants that draw more publicity seem interchangeable: Nobody would notice if they traded menu items, light fixtures or any employees short of the chef.
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It's a reflection of how city life blurs not only gender but also race, sexuality, and language: all is fluid and interchangeable in these multicultural hives.
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If one-size-fits-all glasses never fit, the KLEENGUARD Calico V50 Safety Eyewear comes with interchangeable temples and headbands to create a very comfortable fit.
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The Sightcasters come with Native's interchangeable N3 lenses, which is something we wish Smith Optics would do, but Natives aren't quite as technical compared with Smith's.
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Graves's firm has rethought, among many medical devices, walking sticks, so they work better and use interchangeable handles, colors and tips, which let customers personalize them.
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Russell and Clarkson, as a long-term guard pairing, still looks really appealing on paper, with each holding half of that interchangeable yin-yang skill set.
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Accordingly, whiteness and wrongness have become interchangeable — the high ground is now accessible only by way of "allyship," which is to say silence and total repentance.
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For this globe-trotting adventure, the animators had to create 106,000 interchangeable faces and build 110 sets, ranging from an Old West town to the Himalayas.
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"What does irritate me is when it is employed to essentially erase black people as if that term is interchangeable with black," he said over email.
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Less has, for years, travelled with a set of rubber bands that he thinks of as his portable gym—multicolored, with a set of interchangeable handles.
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Roku players typically use one of two kinds of remote controls, and each remote is interchangeable with all players that use that kind of remote control.
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The aim here is to give you more manual control over your photography with what Sony says is a similar interface to an interchangeable lens camera.
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"I decided to use what is known as "micro four-thirds" cameras, as they are smaller, lighter and cheaper than the standard interchangeable cameras," he said.
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The teams that succeeded them as National League champions since 2015 — the Chicago Cubs and the Los Angeles Dodgers — had versatile, interchangeable parts throughout their lineups.
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Indeed, Baptist considers the slaveholders' use of cotton-picking quotas and calibrated torture a technology of efficiency management akin to the assembly line and interchangeable parts.
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These compact mirrorless shooters with interchangeable lenses are beloved by photography enthusiasts who want a high-quality camera that's smaller and easier to manage than a DSLR.
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"At the hands of Trump, facts have become interchangeable with opinions, blinding us into arguing amongst ourselves, as our very reality is called into question," it said.
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Like the original Tread band, the Tempo features stainless steel links that can each be equipped with interchangeable tools like screwdrivers, SIM card picks, and hex wrenches.
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You almost just want a supercut of Robbie and Ronan going toe to toe, as opposed to the interchangeable bearded men we watch repeatedly conspire against them.
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It has an interchangeable inlet system that changes the suction method depending on the mess, as well as multi cleaning modes to tackle dirt, debris, and crumbs.
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About 2.8m habitual non-voters, who had given up on politics during the Blair-Cameron years of identikit politicians with interchangeable policies, turned out to vote Leave.
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In one you create shapes using a series of interchangeable discs, in another you manipulate both a cassette player and a rotary phone dial to find passwords.
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Ingrid picks up and moves to California to manipulate Taylor into becoming her best friend, and to mimic her aesthetic, which she confuses as interchangeable with happiness.
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The Vive Tracker is a small interchangeable motion tracking accessory that can attach to any object in real life, and works with the HTC Vive VR headset.
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The camera also has an interchangeable back that means photographers can keep another roll of film preloaded and quickly change over to a new roll if needed.
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But bankers don't expect them to be fungible, or legally interchangeable with a company's other shares, since that would open a hole in China's strict capital controls.
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If you're looking for a great camera with interchangeable lenses, I advise you to look at Canon and Sony offerings so you can start building personal expertise.
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Covetable retro camera reboots have been a thing for years, but oh my, this new Pen-F interchangeable-lens shooter from Olympus has my heart beating hard.
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This camera is at the low end of the interchangeable lens pile, meaning it's aimed at a more casual crowd — the kind that appreciates a good selfie.
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Turns out that it's powered by actual people—albeit an interchangeable team of thousands of crowdsourced workers—and that human touch makes all the difference for users.
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Obi has portion control settings, interchangeable spoons (both the spoons and the bowls are dishwasher- and microwave-safe), and a spill-proof surface for easy clean up.
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Kickstarter-funded Swidget aims to change that with the Customizable Outlet ($39.99), a smart outlet that has interchangeable inserts for Wi-Fi control, USB charging, and more.
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The FDA should issue guidelines that are designed to recognize and anticipate a future marketplace that has multiple approved biosimilars and interchangeable products for the same indications.
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It seemed like a stroke of genius — proof that female candidates could eliminate the endless clothing commentary by simply doing what guys do and wearing interchangeable outfits.
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The bristles are tough, the heads are interchangeable (there's a whole quiver to choose from), and the handles are sturdy chrome that will last years and years.
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Pros: Classic design, date display, multiple colors available, 100% genuine leather band, interchangeable bands available, water-resistant up to 30 metersCons: Some options cost more than $100
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As it stands, Picturesqe is aimed strictly at professional and semi-pro photographers, along with photo enthusiasts, which Szollosi describes as photographers using interchangeable lens cameras (DSLR).
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In addition to them, there's an interchangeable mob of foreign rippers who score a couple of free beers here and there in exchange for entertaining the crowd.
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But association with the Soviet Union quickly became a political liability in America, where "Communist" and "Socialist" were all but interchangeable — shorthand for tyranny, disloyalty and treason.
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Wright-Phillips said he had never doubted his calling, but as he found himself becoming an interchangeable cog in forgettable teams scrapping for points, doubts crept in.
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She is portrayed by Nadine Malouf, Nicole Shalhoub and Stacey Yen, who are dressed almost identically in dark pantsuits and pale shirts but are not physically interchangeable.
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Her mother's cancer overlapping with her own, she comes to see death as almost interchangeable with life, or at least as life's constant if ever-avoided companion.
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You can remove individual hull plates to reveal the highly detailed main hold, rear compartment, and gunnery station, and it even features interchangeable sensor dishes and crew.
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"Our product is a delicious, one-for-one direct swap for the real thing, and interchangeable in a wide range of recipes," McGovern said in a statement.
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As a consequence of capitalism, he argued, artists were reduced to objects to be consumed, manufactured, bought, and sold, like interchangeable parts on a factory assembly line.
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He's more caustic and menacing as he and Elliot become, paradoxically, both more fluidly interchangeable, moment to moment, and more detached as they work against one another.
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While all of our picks serve this purpose well, the KitchenAid KHB2561OB 5-Speed Hand Blender really stands out, thanks to its unique interchangeable bell blade assemblies.
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The name "Davos" refers both to the Alpine ski resort where WEF takes place every January, but it has also become interchangeable with the Forum's proper title.
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TL;DR: The high-quality Panasonic Lumix G73 27K digital mirrorless camera is half off today, dropping the price to $24 — and that includes two interchangeable lenses.
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I love the sunshine when I visit my mother in Southern California, but I can't say I love the fact that February and August are growing interchangeable.
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FDA's soft endorsement of the switching of non-interchangeable biologic treatments as well as weighing cost benefits goes against critical patient protections provided for in the BPCIA.
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Governor Mary Fallin's General Counsel pushed to go ahead with the execution after the doctor and pharmacist both said potassium acetate and potassium chloride were medically interchangeable.
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The Charge 2 has a big screen, multi-sport tracking, comfortable and interchangeable bands, a 5-day battery life, updated sleep stages, and it also tracks Cardio Fitness.
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But if they supplied cars for a Waymo-owned ride-hailing service, for example, their vehicles could become almost interchangeable, reducing their bargaining power and ultimately their profits.
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Since it was first approved by the FDA in 2002, Botox has become the Kleenex of wrinkle-relaxing injectables; a brand name virtually interchangeable with the category itself.
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The jig head comes in five colors, is pre-rigged with one of nine lifelike interchangeable silicone skirts, and can be paired with one of six blade colors.
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Not only do the kids get to build the product themselves, but they get to personalize it, right down to the color of the lights and interchangeable covers.
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"I love naomi scott but i don't love the "brown ppl are interchangeable" idea that hollywood believes in so it's a no from me lmao," another person tweeted.
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The Shape of Water, in contrast, roots itself from the start in the perspectives of characters whose identities render them invisible, interchangeable, or vulnerable to those in power.
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If they were to lose the ability to build a brand and the transaction data needed to understand their customers and cross-sell, their wares would become interchangeable.
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As an added perk, each Omnia P239.99 comes with interchangeable plugs for UK, AU, and EU outlets to ensure your gadgets stay energized during all your global voyages.
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The SPOT — Smart Personal Object Technology — gave email notifications, offered interchangeable watch faces and had an FM radio inside (which delivered information like news, weather and stock prices).
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The E-PL9, as the cheapest model in Olympus's Pen series of cameras, seems aimed mostly at smartphone photographers looking to upgrade to a proper interchangeable lens camera.
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Plus, it's great for travel thanks to its interchangeable wall plugs, which feature EU, UK, and AU-style sockets alike so you'll be set no matter your destination.
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Health developers say this is a promising sign that Apple will open up new pathways for them to create their own interchangeable watch bands laden with health sensors.
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The most important change in the second-generation board is the battery that powers Boosted's boards will be interchangeable, and the company will also sell "extended range" batteries.
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Selah Saterstrom proposes that the act of divinatory reading and the reading of a text are interchangeable, that a text is far more than a sequence of sentences.
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Google's also expected to play up some kind of Google Assistant support and weatherproofing for both smartwatches as well as interchangeable bands (perhaps only on the Watch Style).
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The vast majority of rap right now is built on rolling snares and interchangeable lyrics about Patek Philippe watches, Rolls Royce Wraiths, and whatever drugs said artist prefers.
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Sony just announced the A26500 camera, a followup to the A25 released in February and 26500's A26500 — one of the most popular interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras ever.
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Sony has today announced a new flagship interchangeable lens camera, the A99 II. The new camera has a DSLR-style body with a full-frame, 42.4-megapixel sensor.
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Google has "suspended" work on Project Ara, the initiative to build a phone with interchangeable modules for various components like cameras and batteries, according to Reuters and Recode.
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Bruce Leicher, general counsel and senior vice president for Momenta Pharmaceuticals, which makes biosimilars, said assigning different suffixes for interchangeable drugs would suggest they are not the same.
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The bottom line: If AV tech is designed to be interchangeable, the market could be more competitive, and AVs could be available sooner and at a lower cost.
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In place of Univision's networks were notices saying "please enjoy" a few other Spanish-language networks that AT&T carries, as if all Spanish-language networks are interchangeable.
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Enjoy enhanced customization options with interchangeable D-pads and thumbsticks, hair-trigger locks, and programmable paddles on the device's underside to make a controller that is uniquely you.
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Biosimilars are only labeled as interchangeable by the FDA after they have been proven to produce the same treatment result as their originator biologic in any given patient.
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Salam leaves, a type of Indonesian bay leaf, can be tricky to find, and despite the name, Ms. Pratiwi said they were absolutely not interchangeable with bay leaves.
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Golden State featured interchangeable defenders in spots two through five, but their MVP point guard was too slow to defend Kyrie Irving and too small to defend James.
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The truth is, at least half the incoming class at one elite college is utterly interchangeable with half the class at colleges ranked several slots above and below.
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Those few with strong distinctive brands can be thankful for the work already put in, those whose brands are too often interchangeable or indistinct face a hard road.
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Clinton is, fundamentally, a regular, center-left Democratic Party politician who'd be largely interchangeable with Amy Klobuchar or Chris Murphy or Kirsten Gillibrand or whoever else as president.
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Like his earlier works in wood, these sculptures are essentially reliefs, composed of interchangeable parts that bulge and buckle from the wall and sometimes run onto the floor.
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I'd like to think that the songs I write could be pretty interchangeable between groups if only a few small aspects of the music or production are changed.
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The US Army is overhauling its approach to talent management as it modernizes its force, turning away from industrial-age processes where soldiers were perceived as interchangeable parts.
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Some cleaners are interchangeable, but what&aposs needed to clean the grout in ceramic tile floors isn&apost the same as what&aposs needed to keep hardwoods gleaming.
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Offering more than ten ways to cook, it features an interchangeable design that you can use to prepare everything from seafood to fresh veggies and burgers to rice.
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Turner also treated oil and watercolor as interchangeable, to judge from the translucent layers in "Brest" and in an entire gallery of smaller port views done in watercolor.
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As Dinesh D'Souza points out in his important new book, "The Big Lie," the fascists of the left historically equated the leader with the nation, making them interchangeable.
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Fujifilm's lineup of APS-C digital interchangeable-lens cameras have already won many fans thanks to their film simulations, which mimic types of film the company offered previously.
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In an effort to realize cost savings, insurance companies have already indicated their intention to switch stable patients on biologic treatments to biosimilars, regardless of their interchangeable status.
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In one corner of the exhibition, a geometric dome has been built from car parts the artist diligently sourced from junk yards and melded together into interchangeable pieces.
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Like her interchangeable sculptures, these futuristic concepts or indigenous traditions are pieced together to create new totems of meaning, and in the process, offer alternative pathways to connection.
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Through images of fragmentation, thinking about bodies as multiples, fluids becoming viscous, interchangeable parts, portability and touch, I hope there is the possibility of a hybrid haptic experience.
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Watching The Hangover (and its largely interchangeable sequels) for the first time, what strikes you is how lively the characters are—running, shouting, walking into loud clubs without wincing.
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Rioch - A New GR for Simple, Compact Picture TakingPhoto: RicohUnlike a lot of popular compact cameras, Ricoh's new GRIII doesn't have a powerful built-in zoom or interchangeable lenses.
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By contrast, the recently-launched Mezco Toyz's Spock doll (they also produced a Captain Kirk and Sulu) looks much more like Nimoy and offers a collection of interchangeable hands.
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They both declined comment on Clariant, but Winter said in the New York Times interview that he and Millstone "are interchangeable" as they work to grow their families' legacy.
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Henry Ford's assembly line is the best-known example; others include the "American system" of manufacturing, introducing interchangeable parts, in the 19th century, and logistics practices such as containerisation.
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While the sartorial inventions aren't haute couture, many well-known brands, whether socks, swimsuits, or interchangeable heels, have made their way into the tank in the past eight years.
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The interchangeable lens X-T22 replaces the excellent X-T220 from 22 and provides the same image quality as the more expensive X-series cameras while costing under $22,256.
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On one wall, Joanna DIY'ed her own holiday sign by hanging wooden ledges with interchangeable letters spelling out "Deck the halls with boughs of holly fa la lala la".
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The Powerbeats3, which come in turf green and brick red, include interchangeable eartips to suit your personal ear size, a sporty carrying case, and a universal USB charging cable.
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The unmanned combat vehicle consists of a base, which resembles the bottom of a tank, and then a top module, which can accommodate a ton of interchangeable add-ons.
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In Shandy, noses and penises are practically interchangeable, and the size of one's nose affects one's marriage, one's fortune—it's a practically Trump-ian stand-in for one's manhood.
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Since Rexista was shown to be bioequivalent and therefore interchangeable with OxyContin in lab studies, Intellipharma believed that conducting human studies prior to applying for approval was not imperative.
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Relatable for owners of interchangeable clothing items and those who require that their breakfast schedule not be interrupted even in the middle of a complex dance routine (it me).
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Called the Vivofit 4, the $80 activity tracker features a color screen, the ability to detect different activities, a waterproof casing, one-year battery life and interchangeable wrist bands.
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A couple of years ago, Sony made waves in the photography world when it shoehorned a full-frame, 35mm image sensor into a compact mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses.
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Moment launched three years ago with a Kickstarter campaign to fund the creation of a couple of interchangeable add-on lenses that could be attached to your mobile phone.
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It has an articulating screen, interchangeable lenses, wireless remote control via a smartphone, a litany of art filters and creative modes, and the look of high-end Olympus design.
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It became an article of faith on the right that mainstream media journalists and Democratic Party operatives are interchangeable, so they made Fox News—"conservative" news—in that image.
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With a damage-resistant finish, the Essential phone seeks to evolve with technology by offering interchangeable attachments, like a 360-degree camera that's designed to "democratize" the video format.
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This could be dangerous for patients with chronic conditions who rely on treatments to manage their health, and further, it treats biosimilars as interchangeable when they clearly are not.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is dropping plans to create a customizable, or modular, smartphone with interchangeable parts, two people briefed on the matter said Thursday.
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The illustration is lighthearted, but this gesture of reduction—of complex peoples and histories to empty and headless outfits, interchangeable and undifferentiated—makes the joke feel clumsy and shallow.
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"He has a lot of weapons, a lot of interchangeable parts, and he's not afraid to pinch-hit for a guy in the middle of the game," Black said.
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The same goes for positional versatility, since switching is the best way to contain the pick-and-roll, assuming a team has five perfectly interchangeable players on the floor.
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We've gotten used to thinking of Silicon Valley, the internet, and innovation as interchangeable, but the next wave of innovation might look very different from what we're used to.
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The switches on the 16-inch MacBook Pro are so similar to the standalone keyboard, in fact, that iFixit's report says that keys are interchangeable between the two products.
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To the extent that land or natural resources merited mention (and they rarely did), they could be seen as a sub-category of capital, interchangeable with money or machines.
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I was intrigued to see just how the interchangeable covers would work in action, so Gottesman sent over some samples for me to test out for a few weeks.
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The Brother 1034D 3/4 Thread Serger with Differential Feed also comes with snap-on interchangeable presser feet for quick, easy changes between different types of stitch if needed.
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That's a shame, both for audiences who are starting to tire of the interchangeable villains Marvel puts on screen and for fans who love what Blanchett brought to Hela.
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This is why slasher movies don't have much of an impact on me: if the bodies piling up are largely interchangeable and anonymous, I can't get concerned about who's dying.
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This symmetry group includes the rule that "up quarks" (one of the six types of quarks) come in three different charges—often labeled red, blue and green—that are interchangeable.
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For Walker, air, land, and sky are interchangeable in their fluidity; the artist paints them as layered, floating and charged, oozing, dragged within and often falling off the gridded card.
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Yes, there's no interchangeable silicone bud tips to size them to your ears, and you have to contend with that extra-long cylinder trailing down the side of your jawline.
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The Run Free Pro Bio, shown up top, support Bluetooth 4.0, are sweat-proof, have interchangeable ear locks, and have up to eight hours of playback time on one charge.
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In 2003, it grabbed the top share in the global market for interchangeable lens digital cameras and has maintained it since then while developing office products such as multifunction printers.
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The model, which also nudges the user to get up and move around once an hour, comes in four standard colors with interchangeable bands that range from $29.95 to $179.95.
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I wish I could say the answer was this one-foot tall Steve Jobs figurine from Dam Toys, which comes with 10 different accessories and three pairs of interchangeable hands.
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With a range of playful, interchangeable shoulder straps available to buy, the Hampstead is exactly the kind of chic, fun, and affordable style that can set fashion Instagram on fire.
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Fendi's 'Peekaboo' bag in this collection was introduced with new interchangeable handles and covered by the maison's new 'DeFender', an accessory covering the bag and offering further space and pockets.
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Sony unveiled the latest in its line of interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras on Tuesday, debuting the A2670R IV, its top-of-the-line full-frame digital shooter aimed at pros.
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The rare moments are becoming increasingly rare, which is partially a function of age, but also a function of the interchangeable nature of hyper-corporate life (*extremely Julian Casablancas voice).
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Communities ChangeThe second claim warranting pushback is the false assumption that alt-right "trolling" is equally interchangeable with 4chan and Anonymous, an assumption that posits static, ahistorical framings of both.
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However, the Pro and Mini are not interchangeable, and the company does not currently have plans to integrate the two lines, or release a desktop-style dock for the Mini.
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I'm (still) not going to be comparing the iPhone XS to an interchangeable lens camera because portrait mode is not a replacement for those, it's about pulling them out less.
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Those old enough to remember mall kiosks stocked with interchangeable, plastic phone covers know just how far mobile camera technology has come over the course of the past two decades.
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Taking cues from similar European organizations, American Antifa groups often use "black bloc" tactics, but while that term is sometimes used as interchangeable with "Antifa," they mean very different things.
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Perhaps the welcoming of Soundcloud rappers with open arms says more about the transformation of attitudes within the fashion industry more than anything else, but realistically, the details are interchangeable.
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Until those several thousand teenagers are employed by the Swedish Armed Services, they could always work at McDonalds because—according to a new commercial—those two jobs are basically interchangeable.
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Of course, there are things I wish the Boosted Board was better at: riding in the rain (it's dangerous, messy and ill-advised) and better range (or an interchangeable battery?).
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It'll start at $23,600 and is coming in September Today Fujifilm announced the brand new X-T2, a successor to the X-T1 interchangeable lens camera introduced in early 2014.
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It's the company's fifth and most fully featured interchangeable lens mirrorless camera to date, and it will cost $979 (body only) when it goes on sale in November of 993.
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Kors will be releasing accessories to go with the camera, too, including "interchangeable studded guitar straps," a photo scrapbook, a leather photo keychain, and a gold-tone chain camera strap.
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There are generally two kinds of trip insurance: If you're going to get trip or travel insurance (the two terms are pretty much interchangeable), experts usually recommend the comprehensive kind.
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This sort of move wouldn't be possible in most other cities, where subway lines operate independently, but in New York they overlap and intersect, making a single, cohesive, interchangeable whole.
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Only if these concepts are interchangeable can Jewish critics of Israel be the perpetrators of anti-Semitism and gentiles who play footsie with fascism be allies of the Jewish people.
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Growing up, I saw elderly British women on Monty Python all the time, but they were men in dowdy housedresses, old bats who were funny precisely because they were interchangeable.
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Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said the FDA would change how insulin is regulated in order to enable products that are biosimilar to (or interchangeable with) insulin to come to market.
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By going 233-280 during his suspension, the Patriots created the farcical perception that they no longer needed him — that quarterbacks in New England's ruthless machinery are interchangeable, even Brady.
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Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said the agency would change how insulin is regulated in order to enable products that are biosimilar to, or interchangeable with, insulin to come to market.
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WS comes with a host of interchangeable symptoms (musculoskeletal problems, sensitive hearing, dental and kidney abnormalities, learning disabilities) and telltale physical traits (pale eyes, full lips, upturned nose, small chin).
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The Blaze, which will hit stores in March, adds on-screen workout guides, a color screen, GPS and interchangeable watch faces to the company's familiar sleep and activity tracking features.
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But it's horrific in its own way: high above earth, the corporation is ensuring its own immortality by rendering its human capital into something that is interchangeable, replicable, and IP-protected.
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Interchangeable lens shooters like the Sony A9 are evidence that mirrorless cameras can not only compete at the highest levels of photography, but they're probably also the eventual successors to DSLRs.
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Packing a 24.2-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor that feeds Canon's DIGIC 1803 processor, the M100 boasts similar specs to Sony's comparatively-priced a5000 and a6000 series of interchangeable lens cameras.
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Cousins and Anthony Davis are interchangeable in the action, but for this example we start with AD at the right elbow extended and Boogie thumping down low towards the opposite block.
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Mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras started cropping up about a decade ago with much smaller sensors, and targeted at amateurs and wannabees who wanted to swap lenses but didn't want huge cameras.
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But the material, as raunchy and, erm, anatomically confused (Flintstone seems to think "cervix" and "vagina" are interchangeable terms) isn't even the most interesting part; the author, Rocky Flintstone himself, is.
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Instead of following one drug kingpin and his gang of interchangeable henchmen, we have the four godfathers of the Cali Cartel, each with his own idiosyncrasies and Myers Briggs typing index.
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Sloppily scripted by Andrew Cosby, the dialogue is a maelstrom of interchangeable sameness — a conversation from the first act could very well be swapped for one of the movie's final lines.
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The helmets provide protection and some visibility, with lots of interchangeable parts or attachments for specific needs, such as working on depressurized parts of a spaceship, or out on an asteroid.
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The single market is an idea that Britain originally pushed for—a trading area where the regulations are harmonised so that goods and services can be traded on an interchangeable basis.
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Walker hinted that some of NASA's Earth-observing missions might be moved over to NOAA, but as Logsdon notes, the scientific research capabilities of NASA and NOAA are not always interchangeable.
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Although the model that was shown at CES is wired, the final version will be wireless, and will come with seven different sizes of interchangeable ring bands for the best fit.
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Non-fungible tokens or NFTs are cryptographic tokens which are unique, contrary to fungible tokens (think ethers or bitcoins) which are all exactly alike and interchangeable (for technical details, go here).
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The goal of the project was to build a phone with interchangeable parts, so components like cameras and batteries could be updated or changed by swapping out a small electronic tile.
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Each kit includes a 2.4GHz transmitter for long-range flight control, an interchangeable battery, spare rotors, screwdrivers, a charging cable, a user manual, and building blocks made from crash-resistant plastic.
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While Facebook is no longer labeled "A Mark Zuckerberg Production," as it was in its early days, Zuckerberg and his creation have become as interchangeable as Dr. Frankenstein and his monster.
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It's called fungibility, and it means that money is interchangeable and all goes into one big pot of funds, which is used to pay for everything Planned Parenthood needs to operate.
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Despite being individually distinct and well-written, your marks sometimes sound interchangeable — because without voice, tone, or body language, there are only so many ways to talk about company IT policy.
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Pentacles have only been discovered a dozen or so times, but in the heyday of these medieval churches, the six pointed star, or Star of David, and the pentacle were interchangeable.
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As the free labor that allows regional fight cards to break even, amateur bouts are interchangeable to virtually everyone except the friends, family, and teammates to whom the fighters hawk tickets.
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The 2019 version is sweat- and water-resistant, and also has interchangeable eartips to accommodate different ear shapes, with a stabilizer arc that tucks into your ear to help with fit.
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The thing to know is that flatfish fillets are relatively interchangeable when it comes to preparing them, each one quick and easy to cook on the stovetop in a large skillet.
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Such laws, along with union rules, helped standardize work requirements, which made jobs more interchangeable and thereby allowed workers to more easily quit a workplace if the employer abused its power.
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Simplified Chinese is a written language that's interchangeable within different Chinese languages and dialects -- including Mandarin and Cantonese -- but that has been taught in mainland China, not in places like Taiwan.
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And after a year recalling scooters with cracked baseboards and batteries that caught fire, Lime has introduced new vehicles with bigger wheels and baseboards, as well as interchangeable batteries and parts.
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It's not exactly a victimless crime, but "Hustlers" brushes off any serious ethical qualms, partly by making the men, for the most part, interchangeable jerks in an indefensible line of work.
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Mr. Fischer wrote in the program in 2011 that he was interested in the work's connection to addiction, its preoccupation with repetition (those interchangeable gray figures) and the inability to stop.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Active — save £30 This thin, lightweight, and tough smartwatch comes in a range of colours and interchangeable straps, and automatically stores every walk, run, and cycle you perform.
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Almost all the speedways my father worked have vanished, too, those snug worlds of whining racecars now displaced by interchangeable chain stores, housing developments or, in one case, a cookie factory.
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Rather than interchangeable paintings of Angkor Wat, Buddhas, and Apsaras, at the Small Art School you can find the everyday stories of farmers, vibrantly colored flying elephants, modernist abstractions, and more.
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Meanwhile, traditional DSLR makers like Canon and Nikon were slow to hop on the mirrorless bandwagon, and their first attempts to make small and powerful interchangeable-lens cameras were a little disappointing.
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The histories of race in America and in Britain are not the same, and so the context for an actor's portrayal of an African-American's experience -- even fictional -- will not be interchangeable.
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There is concern at the agency with the "on-again, off-again, interchangeable parts of leadership," the official said, referring to the lack of consistent leadership at the top of the agency.
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The homes may have features like modular floor plans and interchangeable roofs, allowing them to "evolve and even reconfigure to the occupants' changing needs" — including, of course, renting out rooms through Airbnb.
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The first answer would be history, albeit running in different directions: Archaeology is excavating the past and science fiction is imagining the future, but these temporal borders are both unstable and interchangeable.
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It inherits a lot from its more professional equivalent, the interchangeable lens X-Pro 503, including a built-in ISO dial that's integrated into the Shutter Speed Dial for more manual control.
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What if — and I don't know if this would be possible or not — Apple could just create a new cable for existing headphones (or at the very least, new headphones) that's interchangeable?
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Its release date is already pegged for tomorrow, January 26th, so a new interchangeable lens Leica is a surprise: the M2495 with a new sensor, body and 30% larger field of vision.
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For his part, Mr. Barr was bothered that Mr. Trump on that call lumped him together with Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's private lawyer, like interchangeable parts of his personal defense team.
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They are almost aggressively breezy and somewhat interchangeable with each other, but it's nice to hear Gambino making simple music that doesn't have multiple levels of ironic/non-ironic meaning baked-in.
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Why it matters: This strategy could ultimately take a toll on innovation and competition by limiting the possibility of interchangeable components that could drive down costs and bring AVs to market faster.
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If you know the work of Mr. Wilson — who several years ago transformed Mikhail Baryshnikov and Willem Dafoe into cryptic, interchangeable vaudeville clowns in "The Old Woman" — you should get the picture.
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In order to do so, the team turned to a more modular design for the robot, with interchangeable segments that can be added and subtracted to change the length of the robot.
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The side-effect of this, however, is that the levels themselves feel less important and more interchangeable because I find myself interacting with level architecture and geometry less than I used to.
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It looks like twin colons, and functions, often, like an equal sign, allowing linguistic traffic to flow back and forth between apparently opposed, though weirdly interchangeable, states—the lime and the lemon.
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The pair's views are regarded in Washington as essentially interchangeable, and it's widely said by people in Sanders's circle that he would have supported her had she chosen to run in 2016.
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What cause would Amazon — a company widely believed to treat its workers like interchangeable bundles of bone and muscle tissue undeserving of bathroom breaks — have for doing something so inefficient and unnecessary?
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In the memoir "Life Work" he wrote with urgency and passion about his surgery for liver cancer and how the words "life" and "work" and "love" had become interchangeable in his mind.
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The generalist model also helps the Navy solve a human resources problem; it is far easier to manage a single population of ostensibly interchangeable officers than several stove-piped ones that aren't.
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This is exactly the point: A breakup outfit should be something nondescript and nearly interchangeable with most of the rest of your closet, a set of clothes you never think about again.
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Being able to bring just one purse, along with a few interchangeable covers, sounded like the perfect way to save space in my suitcase without having to relinquish my love of color.
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With most the tech being equal to other Android Wear smartwatches and interchangeable straps being the norm nowadays, the question for potential buyers becomes: Do I like the look of this thing?
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The upgrade options are a bit limited — there are only three interchangeable display choices, and you can't add a graphics card — which makes the EliteOne a lot less exciting than it might sound.
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While it's not likely we'll see a refresh this year, a new patent awarded to Apple suggests interchangeable AirPods with at least one biometric sensor could be on the table for future models.
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With this DIY package, you'll get a USB charging cable, the building blocks, controller, an interchangeable battery, spare rotors, screwdrivers, and a detailed user manual that will help you put it all together.
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It's something of a running joke in the photography world that Canon and Nikon, the two biggest camera companies in the world, have missed the boat on the interchangeable lens mirrorless camera trend.
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That's a feature we've seen on many a point-and-shoot and some DSLRs, but it's a big deal for those who want the quality and features of Sony's interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras.
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