Sentence examples similar to are symbiotically maintained from inspiring English sources

In general, the nomads are symbiotically related to the sedentary population and its economy.

For Kent, the audience and the hell-bound Don are symbiotically related.

"If 70percentt of your military equipment is of Russian or Soviet origin, you are symbiotically linked to them for spares and ancillary equipment".

There is a logical and psychological flaw in the film's vision of a zero-sum battle between good and evil fantasies, which are symbiotically linked, as any Jungian analyst or articulate 9-year-old will tell you.

Rifkin poses an alternative vision in which energy, transport and communications technologies are symbiotically – and digitally – merging in a third industrial revolution that will render today's energy firms obsolete.

Luce Irigaray and Julia Kristeva advise women to stay in what they term the Imaginary, the place in which mother and infant are symbiotically united.

In some places religious institutions are symbiotically linked to the governments whose practices are in question.

Some contemporary cyanobacteria are symbiotically highly competent and are able to colonize a range of plant lineages [6].

This result is qualitatively in agreement with the fact that icd mutants on S. meliloti are symbiotically ineffective [ 28].

Bacteria that are symbiotically associated with legumes and capable of fixing nitrogen have been studied for over one and a half centuries.

But music and politics weren't always such strange bedfellows – in times past the two have been symbiotically connected, as these 10 pieces reveal.