Sentence examples for connecting mutually from inspiring English sources

A specific feature of the graph is that it contains two kinds of edges: connecting mutually incompatible nodes, and connecting mutually complementing nodes.

Fig. 4 a) border lines and end points between convex areas, b) E-lines connecting border end points, c) the E-line mediating the shortest path between A and C. In order to find the shortest angular path between any two points, it is only necessary to search the set of border end points and the lines connecting mutually visible end points (calling them E-lines hereafter) (Fig. 4b).

We develop a model of an incompressible material which microscopic structure is formed by flexible but incompressible balls connected mutually by linear springs.

The most glaring possible opposites of human thought! and yet connected, mutually sustained!

Two cortical layers (red and blue) with excitatory pyramidal cells are connected mutually.

It is noteworthy that these pathways could connect mutually in a network (Additional file 4) and finally could regulate the secretion of gonadotropins (FSH and LH), which are known as the crucial endocrine regulators of follicular growth, development and ovulation.

The results show that the TEW anions interact with positively charged pockets or surfaces, thus enabling new crystal packing contacts by connecting otherwise mutually repulsive surfaces.

Brands such as these can build a loyalty program that's connected and mutually beneficial with respect to cross-marketing opportunities and consumer insights gleaned from data.

As Facebook co-founder and five-time Burning Man attendee Dustin Moskovitz wrote last year in a must-read analysis of Burning Man haves and have-nots, "I know many of the entrepreneur invaders and, without exception, they come back from their first year with a decreased interest in zero-sum competition and a deep appreciation of the fully connected and mutually supportive community".

The Eastbourne business community is well connected and mutually supportive.

All the above, while relevant, nonetheless seem insufficient to justify why nearly seven billion human beings should be connected and mutually embedded in a globalized society.