electronic data interchange
interchange
verb[ T ]
uk /ˈɪntətʃeɪndʒ/us
to exchange something, especially ideas or information, with another person or group:
In the discussion group you can meet fellow professionals and interchange opinions on any aspect of business.

Examples of interchange

interchange
Other kinds of dualities (for example, interchanging z - and p-vector, but preserving v -vector) are considered in [25].
Therapists are only aware of these split-second interchanges in terms of general subjective impressions.
Only relative positions of closely ranked species interchanged.
Using this principle we can make interchanges in a lottery at any position, however deeply imbedded that position may be in the lottery in question.
By possibly interchanging the indices, we can always assume this to be so.
Note that the definition of the x- and z-coordinates can simply be interchanged if n and z are not independent coordinates.
Interaction between a number of parties is achieved by specifying sequences of reciprocal interchanges of messages through private channels.
Another type of suffix error in possessive nouns was also structural in nature and consisted of interchanging stem-dependent allomorphs.
Furthermore, this way of understanding conversational interchanges is also related to children's comprehension that knowledge of events has its origins in previous experiences.
Figure 11(a) illustrates an example dependency graph where an interchanging fixed-point might be found.
The morphology is relatively static ; progress, buoyed up by such supportive interchanges, is predictable and linear.
In addition to neutral facets of these interchanges, such as communication skills, this process involves more emotionally charged undercurrents, most notably power issues.
Then simply interchanges the colours of these two vertices.
Such flexibility depends on the apparent anonymity of the individuals, for such interchanges would be unfeasible or at least implausible with a 'star' as lead.
1 is interchanged and denote by u i0 and u 0 the throughput of queue i and of the whole system under p1, respectively.
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