They've already exchanged mutually admiring messages over Twitter.
We met occasionally after that, usually by accident - in a theatre bar, at a literary festival - but exchanged mutually complimentary notes about each other's work from time to time, more frequently in recent years.
As catalysts, knowledge brokers look for, and nurture relationships so as to promote linkage and exchange along mutually beneficial lines [ 7].
While this is an important limiting case and applies to a number of natural systems (e.g., King and Lawson 1995), an extension to two-way migration is of interest, because natural populations or incipient species often exchange migrants mutually (e.g., Janssen and Mundy 2013; Nadeau et al. 2013).
When I think of how much the markets have changed, and our industry particularly, I mean, you go back five years ago, most exchanges were mutually owned organizations.
In each layer, parallel processes mutually exchange a variety of information for effective cooperation.
Such an exchange must be mutually agreed upon, or the hotel staff may describe it not as "swapping" but with the harsher term your husband uses and in a police report.
Upon retinoic acid-induced differentiation43, Gltscr1 is upregulated 3.6-fold while Gltscr1l is downregulated 3.7-fold, indicating a potential exchange between these mutually exclusive paralogs whereby GLTSCR1 becomes more dominant than GLTSCR1L in GBAF function during specific stages of development.
True transatlantic scientific exchange must be mutually rewarding.
After the immune cells have gathered the molecular signals in the tissues of the body, they move to the lymph nodes and mutually exchange their observations.
