But it was their respective reputedly masochistic and sadistic traits which could have allowed the two most famous jazz musicians of this century to develop a curiously compatible relationship.
We see those those things as part of a compatible relationship with an agency," said Levick.
Indigenous management regimes are presented that have been used by herders to sustain grazing pressures on the rangelands and maintain a compatible relationship with grazing wildlife.
There is a compatible relationship between conventional truth and ultimate truth, hence between dependent arising (pratītyasamutpāda / rten 'brel) and emptiness (śūnyatā / stong pa nyid), and there is no tension between the two.
The preferred slip model, showing a compatible relationship with aftershocks, has a primary asperity concentrated from the hypocenter to the trench and a small asperity located on the southern fault.
The apparent presence of a large number of metabolic pathways as detected by the present analysis, the slow growth of the organisms, its host specificity and the lack of pathogenesis imply that these organisms have adapted to form a compatible relationship within their natural habitat, the immune intact mammalian host.
The apparent presence of many metabolic pathways in P. carinii, sexual reproduction within the host, and lack of an invasive infection process in the immunologically intact host suggest members of the genus Pneumocystis may be adapted parasites and have a compatible relationship with their mammalian hosts.
Throughout the observation, the cells seeded on the collagen-GAG matrix evidenced the steadiest rate of metabolic activity and the lowest rate of cellular death indicating the most compatible relationship between cells and biomaterial.
Isolation and analysis of genes located at the Sen1 locus will assist in helping us understand the ways that E. necator establishes and maintains a compatible biotrophic relationship with the grapevine host cell.
