Well, when we're interviewing someone, we can often see, or even intuit, if there's an energetic exchange, a common belief system or a mutual language that reflects the soft skills we're seeking.
Clean syringe exchange, a common harm reduction practice, help prevent the spread of diseases among intravenous drug users.
Finally, bilaterally low specificity was found for the four tentatively recognized species of the genus Microtermes, which shared and apparently freely exchanged a common pool of divergent fungal symbionts.
But the exchange crystallized a common officiating quandary: how to fulfill the directive of remaining anonymous, though not faceless, while factoring mightily in the high-stakes arena.
This exchange satirises a common view among theatre professionals that drama critics conspire as a pack, but also touches on a genuine truth about theatre-reviewing – and, more generally, theatre-going.
Likewise, due to a lack of coordination, knowledge exchange, and a common voice, the opinion of biotechnology students is usually missing from public debates on biotech issues.
(DJN IV.8) Since owned objects serve different uses and are not equally valued by everyone, their exchange requires a common measure of comparison to determine their so-called moral quantity, or price.
To improve spectrum efficiency, many operations such as sharing data in cooperative spectrum sensing, broadcasting spectrum-aware routing information, and coordinating spectrum access rely on control message exchange on a common control channel.
Spector said that the issue of naming the player-character almost incited a "holy war", though they compromised and let the player choose in exchange for a common "code name and backstory".
Gene exchange is a common and evolutionarily safe strategy, as opposed to point mutations, for bacteria to acquire novel gene combinations for adaption to environmental stresses, novel conditions, or new niches [ 12].
Moreover, the diversification of the R2K clade in bacteria and their phages also adds support to the hypothesis that the exchange of a common set of protein- and nucleic-acid-modifying enzymatic effectors between disparate bacterial conflict systems helped in their extensive diversification.
