The group is not collaborative so much as mutually supportive — each works alone and the rest talk about it.
Their friends remember them as mutually supportive - Robert had said that his wife's graduation as a mature student was one of the proudest days of his life.
But with this can come tension between the goals of authentication, personalized service and validity and those of privacy and security (the latter two can, of course, also be in tension, as well as mutually supportive).
One of the objectives of engineering curriculum has been to develop conceptual and procedural knowledge as mutually supportive factors (Taraban et al. 2007).
From the present book, they should emerge rather as mutually supportive goals in our lifelong pursuit of interactive doing, self-expressive making, and world-oriented meaning" (p. 109).
Finally, Summers et al. (2005) defined 'family-professional partnerships as mutually supportive interactions between families and professionals, which focus on meeting the needs of children and families with competence, commitment, equality, positive communication, respect and trust [italics added]' (p. 49).
We see them as mutually supportive and believe there can be a bridge to a positive outcome.
Reflecting the diversity of APEC's membership, it incorporates trade and investment as well as economic and technical cooperation as two mutually supportive and reinforcing elements.
They saw their teams as more mutually supportive and reported more positive interactions between the teams and their supervisors.
Put simply, cohousing is a way of life where a community chooses to live together as a mutually supportive group, running its own activities while retaining independence in separate units of accommodation.
