When Mr. Bogle first introduced index funds — in their original, mutual fund form — they were often derided as nothing better than an attempt to institutionalize mediocrity.
Together, these patterns of interaction, institutional arrangements and mutual dependencies form a 'system'system
Electrical and mechanical activity of the heart (and their mutual interactions) form key targets for pharmacological intervention, but even more frequently, they represent unwanted foci of drug side-effects.
If a mutual respect formed between you and the press, it would be a positive relationship.
The Library Company, as it was called, was the project of the Junto, Franklin's "society of mutual improvement," formed so that the club's members could hold books in common.
To restore individual rights, and produce more of a sense of citizenship, we might consider the idea of a "data trust": a mutual organisation formed to manage data on its members' behalf.
By the time they came out of the mountains and entered the Zuni reservation, Lenny and the lady in the front seat were like two souls united by a mutual need formed back during the two hours they'd spent navigating the treacherous hairpin turns and windblown snow, arguing about how to manage the wheel in a skid.
Technically, on the network level, the realization of mutual communication forms a seamless coverage.
Therefore, this mutual regulation forms a negative feedback loop during nephrogenesis [ 19].
Instead, the squamosal and postorbital have a long mutual contact, forming a wide imperforate bar between the infratemporal and supratemporal fenestra.
