Sentence examples for for further exchange from inspiring English sources
The listening nodes read the information and switches to the non-GCCC for further exchange of control information.
A STEP development tool, ST-Developer, and Visual C++ were used to develop this module, which can be used to record key information expeditiously during a collaborative process, and can also be used for further exchange of information, or as the basis for manufacturability evaluation.
The researchers concluded that the study highlights "the synergistic potential for further exchange between practitioners of meditation and neuroscience in the common goal of understanding consciousness".
CSO representatives can attend UNICEF Executive Board meetings, which provide an opportunity for further exchange around issues of mutual interest.
For example, ARNO is recruited to the plasma membrane by GTP-bound Arf6 (Cohen et al., 2007) that binds the ARNO PH domain to facilitate Arf1 activation, which itself triggers a positive feedback effect on ARNO for further exchange activity (DiNitto et al., 2007; Stalder et al., 2011).
This provided a valuable forum for feedback and further exchange of perspectives.
Once the blood reaches the heart it moves first into the right atrium, then the right ventricle to be pumped through the lungs for further gas exchange of carbon dioxide waste for oxygen.
The third workshop was held in conjunction with UD's Research Symposium on Bioinformatics and Systems Biology, providing opportunities for further scientific exchange among participants.
The process used for the development of the model remains in place and will be used for further interdisciplinary exchanges and integration of new evidence.
After annealing, the nucleic acid solutions (RNA or DNA) used for NMR titrations were further exchanged into NMR buffer and concentrated using a centrifugal concentrator followed by concentration measurements using a Nanodrop spectrophotometer.
We conclude by highlighting implications for furthering the exchange between herders and scientists and by providing implications for managing grazing on pastures and rangelands, with or without shepherds and dogs, and targeting grazing on particular plants and habitats.
