Betekenis van:
interchangeability

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. End-uses and interchangeability
2. Basic end-uses and interchangeability
3. Basic end uses and interchangeability
4. There shall be complete interchangeability of hose couplings and nozzles.
5. However, other subsidiary criteria such as the production process and the interchangeability between the various product types can be examined.
6. This interchangeability of malt is also referred to in the Hugh Baird/Scottish and Newcastle merger case.
7. Therefore, the application of different systems leads to distortions of competition which are all the greater because of interchangeability.
8. Furthermore, the Community industry provided evidence of the interchangeability between plain-end OCTG and other products subject to the investigation.
9. Lamp caps and holders together with gauges for the control of interchangeability and safety Part 1: Lamp caps
10. If interchangeability of the buffers is required the following free space on the headstock shall be provided for the supporting plate.
11. Finally, it is noted that none of these interested parties submitted evidence with regard to the alleged interchangeability of wild and farmed salmon.
12. Moreover, it should be noted that even partial interchangeability between products suffices in order to consider them as a single product for the purpose of an anti-dumping investigation and, in the case of GOES, as explained under recital (17), interchangeability occurs.
13. In addition, the parties concerned were asked to comment on any differences or similarities between salmon backbones and farmed salmon with respect to their physical, chemical and/or biological characteristics, end-uses, interchangeability and competition with one another.
14. UAN has a limited interchangeability with the other nitrogen fertilisers as farmers use different equipment for applying UAN and it can be mixed with other solutions, such as pesticides, for a single application.
15. There may perhaps be differences in quality, but they do not appear to be of such a nature that the interchangeability of types of malt or competition between maltsters is appreciably limited thereby.