Sentence examples for mutual knowledge exchange from inspiring English sources
The overarching goal is to strengthen the university's expertise in different scientific areas by establishing a truly interdisciplinary and mutual knowledge exchange between students and faculty.
Locally relevant social, institutional, environmental and techno-economic factors were explored through mutual knowledge exchange with smallholders and subsequently applied for appropriate RET selection.
As shown in this paper, water, potentially a cause of inter-regional conflicts and migration on an unimaginable scale, could prove to be one of the elements for peace and stable communities through mutual knowledge exchange and support.
It could involve the translation of knowledge that did not necessarily (but could) take the form of research evidence, and could or could not involve a process of mutual knowledge exchange with potential knowledge users.
The OMC was designed as a tool for mutual policy learning and knowledge exchange between the participation nations [17].
They conclude that "…messy talk requires both the flexible, active, and informal setting described in the 2011 study as well as mutual discovery, critical engagement, knowledge exchange, and synthesis".
This case study is guided by a model [ 10] for global health initiatives to achieve both project specific outcomes in health improvement and broader impact on knowledge exchange, mutual understanding and cooperation.
Moreover, there is a need for processes of knowledge exchange and mutual learning regarding innovation governance across stakeholders in the sector as a whole.
However, there was also mutual appreciation of access to expertise, knowledge exchange and potential research partners.
The factor also suggests that opportunities for knowledge exchange could facilitate mutual understanding.
Accordingly, the exchange of favors, as a type of social exchange, not only facilitated mutual knowledge and trust but also gave rise to the principles of interaction and network features that resemble those in a face-to-face society, thus transforming the anonymous and impersonal orientation in the market field towards purer transactions.
