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Some use the terms synonymously, others say there’s a difference between the quantity produced and methodologies used.
Keep in mind that although these words are used synonymously in modern English, their meanings are actually opposite in nature.
We will mostly speak of satisfaction, but use the term happiness synonymously.
This we take here synonymously with a separated flow, avoiding the issue of how to define unsteady separation properly.
In fact, in most cases the terms agent-based system and multi-agent system are used synonymously.
This article thus only refers to somatic gene therapy, and the phrase gene therapy is used synonymously with somatic gene therapy.
Such terms as "biomathematics"(or "mathematical biology"), "mathematical modeling in biology" and "applied mathematics" (in the field of biology) are often used synonymously.
The phrases "word recognition" and "lexical access" are used synonymously.
Secondly, the term is frequently used synonymously with the recording industry.
The term has been used synonymously with others such as 'codes of practice', 'policies' and, more recently within healthcare, 'quality standards'.
This simplification allows us to treat the variable time synonymously with grade.
Note, that for the purposes of exposition referentiality and specificity are used synonymously here, although strictly speaking these terms do not mean the same.
Indeed, the terms pathways and trajectories are often used synonymously with one another, sometimes even in the same sentence.
In part, he uses his term synonymously with the category of species specific or species typical behaviour.
I do not use the terms "nonstandard" and "ungrammatical" synonymously.
In (i), kamawa-nai 'not care' is used synonymously with heiki-da 'unaffected ', which contains no negation.
I use the terms 'fore-stress' and 'end-stress' throughout, synonymously with what many analysts used to call 'single stress' versus 'double stress' or 'level stress'.
