Sentence examples for mutual dependence of from inspiring English sources

Syntrophism, mutual dependence of different types of organisms for the satisfaction of their respective nutritional needs.

She also vividly describes the mutual dependence of the many small power stations that make up the electrical grid.

There are glimmers of American Gigolo to its pristine sheen and echoes of Midnight Cowboy to the scratchy, mutual dependence of the damaged duo at the core.

Keener and Steele (who is actually twenty-one) get a beautifully modulated rhythm of anger and impatience going — the peculiar sharpness and mutual dependence of a mother-daughter relationship.

"Morocco: Jews and Art in a Muslim Land" at the Jewish Museum tells the story of the tense mutual dependence of two cultures and tells it perhaps as well as it can be told in an exhibition format.

Or each can tell an optimistic story that emphasises the benefits of interdisciplinary research, the advantages of strong multi-faculty institutions and the mutual dependence of the whole research ecosystem.

Mutualistic webs of interaction are best depicted as bipartite graphs (Fig. 1a, 2b), where the mutual dependences of each pairwise interaction can be represented.

The self-confident negotiation stance of developing countries on such issues as technology transfer, adaptation financing and reducing emissions from deforestation, forest degradation and the enhancement of carbon stocks (REDD+) underscored their recognition of mutual dependence for reaching a post-2012 agreement.

The Japanese have a certain privacy of communication, a sense of mutual dependence called amae, which is a part of all their relationships both business and social.

But perhaps the test of Eliot's biographers will always be the long disastrous first marriage; and here he does very well indeed, stressing the mutual dependence and tenderness of this couple in its progress from maladie a deux towards folie a deux and the inescapable guilt of the final inevitable desertion.

It is a relationship of mutual dependence, but Jordan has particular leverage because of its location in the heart of the Middle East and its general tolerance to be used as a base of American military and intelligence operations.