Sentence examples for a continuous exchange from inspiring English sources

"Astronomy is a field where you find a continuous exchange between new observations and modelling," he said.

"The villa — after surviving the separation of spouses and a continuous exchange of owners — is now in danger," he wrote last June in the financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore.

What exists is a connection between global and feminist studies and a continuous exchange between the center and the periphery that leads to new forms of agency.

The iterative nature of the design process results in a continuous exchange between creative, analytical and evaluative activities, through which the designer explores and identifies promising design variants.

We were asked "Why are you referring to it as a project, if it's essentially a permanent, ongoing engagement?" Our answer was (and remains) that all relationships are essentially dependent on a continuous exchange of value.

Tuticorin coastal water is subjected to seasonal fluctuations in physico-chemical parameters depending upon the seasonal tidal amplitude and freshwater influx resulting in a continuous exchange of organic, inorganic, plant and animal matters.

Moreover, the council has no staff seconded to it from Sweden's ministry of finance – and nor does it have any continuous exchange of views with ministry officials in addition to hearings where council staff can ask questions and request internal documentation.

The solution has to be evidence based, following an environmental and socioeconomic perspective, promoting a mutual and continuous exchange both among experts from several disciplines and among experts and stakeholders [24, 27, 28].

SR interactions with chromatin are highly dynamic and occur as a rapid and continuous exchange [ 76].

A more structured and continuous exchange could, for example, be initiated with national ethics committees in countries where MSF has been present a long time and is repeatedly carrying out research activities.

In summary, the former results indicate that all rings participate in a similar fashion, via continuous exchange between clusters, in the relaxation of the self-correlations, without any clear distinction between fast and slow subpopulations.