interchange
81interchange — I. v. a. Exchange, change reciprocally, give and take mutually. II. n. 1. Exchange, reciprocity, reciprocation. 2. Alternation, alternate succession …
82interchange — v 1. substitute, counterchange, replace, supplant, supersede, transfer; transpose, change, change places, switch; permute, commute, shuffle, (chess) castle; convert, change money. 2. exchange, trade, trade off, swap, swop, barter, give and take,… …
83interchange — in·ter·change …
84Interchange energy — Kilowatthours delivered to or received by one electric utility or pooling system from another. Settlement may be payment, returned in kind at a later time, or accumulated as energy balances until the end of the stated period. U.S. Dept. of… …
85Interchange transaction — (electric) An agreement to transfer energy from a seller to a buyer that crosses one or more Balancing Authority Area boundaries. NERC definition U.S. Dept. of Energy, Energy Information Administration s Energy Glossary …
86interchange of cars — The practice in railroading whereby the cars of one company are transported over the lines and in the trains of other companies. Jacobson v Wisconsin M. & K. R. Co. 71 Minn 519, 74 NW 893, affd 179 US 287, 45 L Ed 194, 21 S Ct 115 …
87interchange of traffic — The movement of freight, also of passengers from a carrier to a connecting carrier. 14 Am J2d Car § 662 …
88interchange point — noun : a location at which freight in transit is transferred from one carrier to another …
89Diverging diamond interchange — Top left: Traffic enters the interchange along Missouri Route 13 Top right: Traffic crosses over to the left side of the road Bottom left: Traffic crosses over Interstate 44 Bottom right:Traffic crosses back over to the right side of the road. A… …
90Cross-platform interchange — A diagram of a paired cross platform interchange The former and current tr …
