Moreover, this facilitated the knowledge of the mutual role definition of the professionals inside these organisations.
The indicators cover areas such as untied aid, transparency, mutual accountability, the role of the private sector, and women's empowerment.
Selectively retaining only validated role components resulted in roles that were stable because they comprised role components that both the aspirant and the target group wanted the aspirant to perform: good role fit due not only to accurate selection by the target group (simple role fit) but also to a mutual process of role negotiation and role construction (constructed role fit).
They account for a big portion of the market in such countries as France, Italy, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands, although the form that mutuality takes, and the role of mutuals in the banking industry, differs from country to country.
The conversations are really about a relationship, about a mutual understanding of the role of the presidency and how we can be a team, and about values, about what matters to us personally.
David Hume (1740) was perhaps the first to make explicit reference to the role of mutual knowledge in coordination.
The role of mutual interactions between adipocytes and immune cells contained in WAT in tissue metabolism should be better characterised.
In this section we concisely recall some basics of compressed sensing, emphasizing on the role of mutual coherence between the sparsity and sensing bases.
In view of the situation described above, we contribute in this paper to the discussion of the relation between SC and FC by describing the role of mutual synchronizability of brain subunits modelled as neural oscillators.
In both cases HPP was the focus, but it was also important to know their mutual discourses about the role of patients and GPs in PHC.
