So I was learning how to direct the orchestra and they were learning at the same time to play instruments—a process of exchange in which distance disappeared between the conductor and his musicians and among the individual musicians.
If the interpersonal metafunction is described as a "mode of action" in that "the grammar enacts interpersonal relationships," it is because "dialogue is a process of exchanging meaning, in which the speaker is enacting a particular interpersonal relationship, including his own role and the role he is assigning to the listener" ((Halliday & Matthiessen 1999): 523-524).
Animal and plant life in a constant process of exchange.
The empirical part of this article shows a process of information exchange in science policy interactions in which the approach is and has been very context-sensitive: from the beginning, area-based management initiatives linked ecological information to the context of application (taking into account a diverse set of interests and demands).
This example also shows that the Americanisation of West German society after 1945 was a process of mutual exchange in which care packages played an important role.
Although the Internet and agent technologies have facilitated world-wide trade, we sometimes encounter risky situations, such as fraud, in the process of exchanges involving goods and money.
Recognition and formalization of this fact can help in developing a new process of exchange under the title of training, supervision or networking.
The process of generating new gene combinations in prokaryotes is not a process of reciprocal gene exchange, it is a process of unidirectional spread of genes from donors to recipients.
Two guests are in the process of exchanging a cropped pair of Miss Sixty jeans and a vintage summer dress; nearby a girl is describing the merits of a recently acquired D&G denim dress.
This conception shifts the focus from the output to a process of value creation, in which service is exchanged for the benefit of others and oneself (Vargo et al. 2008, p. 148).
Further, Carrillo shows that sexual globalization must be regarded as a bidirectional, albeit uneven, process of exchange between countries in the global north and the global south.
