Sentence examples for continuous exchanges from inspiring English sources
Enterprises in Zhenjiang operate in a stable task environment with continuous exchanges within a geographical space (Bourgeois, 1980).
Methods that have been developed in the last four decades for the purposes indicated above have been improved by some new developments that benefited also by continuous exchanges with international groups working in similar areas.
It was demonstrated that nucleolar proteins rapidly associate with and dissociate from nucleolar components in continuous exchanges with the nucleoplasm (Phair and Misteli 2000).
The proposed framework highlights the importance of systemized research prioritization, responding to policy maker priorities, and maintaining close and continuous exchanges between the users and producers of evidence.
Continuous exchanges with decision makers and periodic knowledge transfer activities are planned to facilitate the dissemination and utilization of research results in policies regarding the nursing recruitment and retention.
However, recent reports [ 12] indicate that Italy could risk the importation of the wild polio virus on account of the continuous exchanges with North African countries which are currently in danger of an epidemic due to their negative behaviour towards the vaccination, thus allowing the virus to pass into otherwise polio-free areas.
"Astronomy is a field where you find a continuous exchange between new observations and modelling," he said.
Its motion is further complicated by continuous exchange with other water masses at all depths.
The story of this nation is one of continuous exchange between here and abroad, them and us and them who are us.
"The villa — after surviving the separation of spouses and a continuous exchange of owners — is now in danger," he wrote last June in the financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore.
Among the members of a termite colony there is continuous exchange of information, such as alarm, indication of direction and presence of a food source, and, among reproductives, calling and pairing behaviour.
