Sentence examples for mutual formation from inspiring English sources

Lachmund's study sheds light not only on the changing place of nature in the modern city but also on the political use of science in environmental conflicts, showing the mutual formation of science, politics, and nature in an urban context.

We can shift the focus from the action of the individual historical body to the interaction between distinct individuals, once again with the world as the mediating space of mutual formation.

Whereas this mutual formation can be described in terms of a causative process taking time, with the person first intuiting or internalizing and then acting or externalizing, Nishida described it in terms of the place or topos wherein intuiting entails acting and acting entails intuiting, and wherein the difference between internal and external collapses.

She is the author of Other Germans: Black Germans and the Politics of Race, Gender and Memory in the Third Reich (2004), which examines the mutual constitution of racial and gendered formations among German Blacks in the Third Reich.

Critics bayed last year when he chose an economic adviser, François Pérol, as head of BPCE, a mutual bank whose formation through a merger he had just overseen.

The higher recoveries by SAG and ASAG could be attributed to the reduction of IFT, better mobility control due to foam formation, mutual mass transfer between crude oil and injected gas, etc.

The higher oil recovery obtained by SAG injection compared to WAG can be attributed to a number of factors like reduction of oil water interfacial tension (IFT), better mobility control due to foam formation, mutual mass transfer between crude oil and injected gas, etc.

Bomber formations were built on the idea of mutual protection; if the formation came apart, each bomber would have to fend for itself, which would enable an enemy to pick off the bombers one by one.

The play chronicles their unlikely encounter, which led to mutual rescue and the formation of Alcoholics Anonymous.

We show that the increase in trust is mainly linked to the formation of mutual trust reciprocity relations.

The kinetic results were successfully interpreted by the modified Hoffman Lauritzen theory involving a two-step diffusion mechanism characteristic of crystallization of a polymer blend, i.e. mutual diffusion for the formation of the first stem at the crystal surface and self-diffusion for the attachment of following stems in the chain.