Sentence examples for a process of exchange from inspiring English sources

Third, KT need not, but certainly can, involve a process of exchange with knowledge users.

This is a political exercise that goes beyond technical activities and calls for a process of exchange and negotiation between various interest groups.

If the interpersonal metafunction is described as a "mode of action" in that "the grammar enacts interpersonal relationships," it is because "dialogue is a process of exchanging meaning, in which the speaker is enacting a particular interpersonal relationship, including his own role and the role he is assigning to the listener" ((Halliday & Matthiessen 1999): 523-524).

The application implements methods for file generation as a process of exchanging a predefined delimiter with the actual value.

Mr. Lawrence had also helped found the jazz and contemporary music program at the New School in Manhattan, so it was only natural that a process of international exchange would take hold.

This example also shows that the Americanisation of West German society after 1945 was a process of mutual exchange in which care packages played an important role.

Two-way relay communication is a promising spectral-efficient transmission protocol for it only needs two time slots to complete a process of signal exchange [9, 10].

Although this may be observed as a spatial cluster of high antenatal care utilization, education would be the driving force behind the intensity of antenatal care utilization, and not a process of information exchange and influence as assumed.

Participants formulated requests for local information and local feedbacks to support their decisions and opinions, a process of transdisciplinary exchange that contributes to the development of practical knowledge that can be transferred into action.

This is done at an on site water treatment plant that uses a process of ion exchange to remove impurities such as silica and control PH levels so as to avoid boiler tube corrosion.

If crop expansion was a process of cultural exchange, hunter-gatherers with no agricultural experience or farmers adopting a new crop were the ones who took the crop further into new territory.