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Перевод: exchangeable

[прилагательное]
подлежащий обмену; годный для обмена; взаимозаменяемый; сменный

Тезаурус:

1. Storage Technology Corp, Louisville, Colorado offered 3m shares of convertible exchangeable preferred stock with a liquidation preference of 50 per share to raise a total of 150m.
2. This causes an increase in the amount of fulvic acid, the acidification of near-surface horizons and a decline in exchangeable bases.
3. Exchangeable bases also declined markedly, reflecting a considerable decline in fertility, as the topsoil was lost.
4. Often, the determinand is such that there is no appropriate certified reference material - for example metal complexation by natural ligands or adsorbed or exchangeable pesticides - and artificial surrogates are insufficiently realistic.
5. At another site near Nadi on Vanua Levu, on an 18-;22 slope annual soil losses were even higher at and exchangeable aluminium levels increased to such an extent that the m reached toxic levels.
6. Indeed, increased exchangeable sodium in diabetics has been reported by one group of research workers who also showed that diuretic therapy lowered blood pressure while reversing the 10 per cent increased exchangeable sodium to normal (De Chatel et al, 1977; Weidmann et al, 1979).
7. Each letter published will win its writer a 10 National Garden Gift Token, exchangeable at 1,500 garden centres, nurseries and shops all over the UK and any Interflora shop.
8. The preferred stock is also exchangeable at the option of the company from March 15 1995, for StorageTek's 7% convertible subordinated debentures due 2008.
9. Saline alluvial soils have high levels of exchangeable sodium and the effects of gleying are clearly evident.
10. To satisfy Canadian tax authorities, SoftKey shareholders will be offered either 3.6 WordStar shares or 3.6 new SoftKey non-voting shares each later exchangeable for one WordStar share with full voting rights.
11. This may result in increased sodium reabsorption with subsequent increased exchangeable body sodium (De Chatel et al, 1977).