Sentence examples for active interchanges from inspiring English sources

In the Program in Law & Economics current scholarship seminar, Berkeley Law students engage in active interchanges with leading scholars from around the country in the fields of business law, and law and economics.

The development of the Institute moves the AREDAY Summit beyond a yearly conference to showcase innovative solutions and visions and continue the active interchanges developed at the Summits.

This not only suited his own interests and activities, but also pointed up the active interchange between those two areas (not yet countries in those years).

Furthermore, the upregulation of SOAT and NCEH enzymes by ML suggests an active interchange and high mobilization of Cho/ChoE stocks in infected cells.

I have to recognize that there is an active perceptual interchange between my sense of hearing and that of seeing.

To enable full-state feedback we have proposed a state estimation method based on fast sampling of measured output variables, which are frequency, active power flow interchange and generated power from power plants engaged in LFC in the CA. The same estimation method is also used for the estimation of external disturbances in the CA, what additionally improves the overall system behavior.

As Brownson et al. [ 16] suggest, to achieve influence, researchers need to be aware of policymakers' concerns and windows of opportunity to influence policy and practice, through active involvement and interchange of ideas.

Even when dealing with only two interactants, it can be difficult to determine which one is the "sender" and which the "receiver," since both often produce behavior at the same time, in an active, dynamic, and collaborative interchange.

Solids interchange between the active and passive zones is included, leading to a tanks-in-series/parallel approach, traditionally used by reaction engineers.

Panpsychism remains an active player in this endless speculative interchange.

This could be either a closed conformation without the active site occupied, or an increased rate of interchange between the two forms.