Future perioperative medicine teaching should focus on ensuring that surgeons and internists are able to communicate their mutual meanings behind this term.
She was, he said, "a referral from a mutual friend," meaning a fix-up or blind date.
One who has had his ear is Laurence J. Kotlikoff, a professor at Boston University who wants all financial institutions -- from hedge funds to private equity funds as well as investment and commercial banks -- to reconstitute themselves as mutual funds, meaning they would not be allowed to borrow to increase the size of their investments.
That is, users can designate that they only want to receive Sneeks from mutual contacts – meaning friends that have your phone number, and where you have theirs.
Here's the product expansion in a nutshell – currently to see status updates for others in Yahoo Mail, you have to have a mutual follow, meaning both people have agreed to be "friends".
The Geneva 1 accord called for the Syrian government and opposition to form a transitional government "by mutual consent", meaning that Iran would have to accept the Geneva II negotiations' basic goal of planning for a Syria after Assad's resignation.
Contracts governed by both the UCC and common law generally require mutual assent, meaning that all parties must agree to the important elements of the amended contract.[4].
Our point of departure is Thornquist's perspective on communication as a fundamental social activity; a mutual exchange of meaning, a dialogue where we address each other to create reciprocity in experience and meaning.
The underlying principle of nuclear deterrence became known as "mutual assured destruction" — meaning that Washington and Moscow each knew it could destroy the other even if the other struck first.
