Sentence examples for call mutual from inspiring English sources
First, Ronald Reagan's dream of national missile defense remains so attractive precisely because it seems to offer a path out of interdependence (which, back in the day, we used to call "mutual assured destruction").
"This is what we call ' mutual combat,'" the judge said, referring to California laws regarding two people who fight without there being an obvious aggressor.
Partly because you have company, and partly because this arrangement helps you encourage each other and hold each other accountable (what I jokingly call "mutual harassment").
While laboratory studies using zebra finches have shown that fledglings recognize their parents by their "distance call", mutual recognition using the same call type has not been demonstrated yet.
Hardy's long — and childless — marriage to Emma Gifford was marked by ever increasing estrangement and what Tomalin calls "mutual incomprehension".
Life insurers that are owned by their policyholders, called mutual companies, do not have that pressure, and some, like State Farm, Guardian and New York Life, appear not to be reinsuring through captives at all.
If the electromotive force is induced in a conductor that is different from the one in which the current is changing, the phenomenon is called mutual induction, exemplified in a transformer.
Nouri al-Maliki, Iraqi vice-president and as former prime minister widely blamed for alienating Iraq's Sunnis, was recently in Iran to improve what he called "mutual co-operation" against "Takfiri terrorists".
MGBM combines a novel progress indicator, called mutual domination rate (MDR) indicator, with a simplified Kalman filter, which is used for evidence-gathering purposes.
Later Birman [59] proved that if (P_I(A)(A-B P_I(B)) is trA-B P_Iss for all Bounded istracels, I, and if a teclassal condition called mutual subordinancy holds, then (Omega ^{pm }(A,B)) exist and are complete.
Yamaguchi et al. [42] presented a method called mutual subspace method (MSM) that directly used the angles between two subspaces as the similarity score of two face image sets.
