Sentence examples for intensive exchanges from inspiring English sources

In intensive exchanges with Woolworth, Gilbert found a new way of relating street scale and skyscape and a series of refinements to his ornamental vocabulary.

In a communiqué climaxing intensive exchanges between Mr. Nehru and President Kennedy, the two men joined in an appeal for a "genuinely neutral" Laos and urged that Southeast Asia be freed of attempted "domination by foreign powers".

The Lapita culture complex involved intensive exchange of ceramics, stone tools, and other goods over long distances.

Three years later, the West Germans signed a cooperation agreement effectively binding the Germans to an intensive exchange of information that continues up to the present day, despite changes to the agreements.

In the case of Product-Service Systems (PSS), the design phase is characterized by a demand for intensive exchange of knowledge between stakeholders from different domains.

This intensive exchange and mix can compensate the effect of cold powder carrier gas to the impact velocity and temperature of the particles in the vicinity of nozzle center area.

An intensive exchange of experiences with other countries is called for, so that the responsible authorities can formulate improved and sustainable waste management strategies, which are specifically tailored to the particular environmental, demographic, economic and political conditions of Israel.

In a similar vein, Yang et al. (2014), on the basis of findings of an empirical study, argue that trust and shared norms could be beneficial to exploration alliances because these collective assets are critical to uncertain projects involving intensive exchange of tacit knowledge and a higher level of collaboration as well as when rights and obligations are not well outlined.