Sentence examples for incidental discussions from inspiring English sources

All these well-intentioned schemes hope to do is recreate the water-cooler effect: the incidental discussions, those informal links between departments that are the very foundation of sustaining success and encouraging great ideas.

Will points out that the last bill that Kennedy signed before he was murdered was a disinstitutionalization bill -- and that's "fun with trivia that's incidental to the discussion with George Will".

All variables in S should show meaningful minus-one changes, but this may not always be the case in practice because of incidental cancellations (see Discussion).

There is also an incidental but valuable discussion of the late Jonathan Mann, founding Director of the World Health Organization's Special (later Global) Programme on AIDS, who deserves his own full historical biography.

Plato obviously thinks tekhnê incidental to a serious discussion of epistêmê.

It was a goal which deserved to monopolise the post-match discussion but it became incidental to football's latest controversy.

In Metaphysical Disputation 39, he is primarily concerned with the division of accidents into nine highest genera, and the discussion of categories is incidental and indirect, rather than deliberate and explicit.

Advocates for widespread use of personal genomic profiling recommend that it is best done as early as possible in life, underscoring the need for comprehensive management plans and multidisciplinary discussion on the return of incidental findings (IFs) in clinical research.

This difference in the activity for correct rejections could indicate a dissociation according to recollection vs. familiarity or it could result from activity associated with incidental encoding of the novel foils (for further discussion, see Stark and Squire, 2003).

As discussion continues about feedback relating to incidental findings discovered during medical research (particularly genomic analysis), the interface would provide a useful means to broach this issue with participants.

These experiments contrast with other paradigms, such as those based on the mere exposure effect, in which incidental encoding modulates affective judgements [6] (for a discussion, see Supplemental Information).