Thus an interview guide provided a basis for partially structuring the issues that were discussed, while allowing flexibility in follow-up questions and in-depth exchanges in specific areas that were particularly relevant to the informant.
But aside from a paragraph in Secretary of State George P. Shultz's memoir, Mr. Dobrynin's extensive version of their in-depth exchange remains the only one available to the American public.
A Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Hua Chunying, said at the regular news briefing on Friday that Mr. Wu would be in Washington at the invitation of Mr. Davies and would participate in "an in-depth exchange of views" on the "denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula".
Visceglia's in-depth exchange with James Taylor bassist Leland Sklar, another studio giant, emerges as a pop music history lesson hitherto untold- warts and all.
Apple Music's $500K deal with Chance The Rapper for a 2-week exclusive release window on their platform for his 'Coloring Book' mixtape, and their reported $19M deal with Drake for a similar (but more in-depth) exchange for a longer term are just two of many current examples of this.
The latter format enabled in-depth exchange in a quiet place, with sufficient structure to develop relationships and get beyond the "silliness" that sometimes ensued before the students settled into a more serious discussion.
The extensive discussion captured the attention of the auditorium and stimulated an in-depth exchange of ideas on some of the most urgent issues in basic and clinical cough research.
The papers in Western journals of ethnology and anthropology and their Chinese versions are almost simultaneously available, owning to more frequent and in-depth academic exchanges.
Katz sets out a four-point plan in which politicians would be given "the opportunity to explain their thinking and decisions in depth, in exchange for the chance to test them thoroughly".
For potential application in CZTSe solar cells, the physical mechanism of utilizing energy level alignment for reducing recombination was discussed in depth after ligand exchange.
Neither were the banks required, as Detroit would have been, to get rid of their private jets or supply Treasury with in-depth restructuring plans in exchange for bailout funds.
