Microbial assemblage as biofilm around the aquatic plant forms a firm association that largely depends upon the mutual supplies of nutrients, e.g., microbes interact with plants in an aquatic system most likely for organic carbon and oxygen, whereas plants receive defensive immunity and mineral exchange.
Graham McWilliam, BSkyB's group director of corporate affairs, said: "In long negotiations with BT, we have tried hard to uphold a simple principle of mutual supply so that both of us would offer all our customers all Premier League matches from next season.
E-Tek, also based in San Jose, and JDS Uniphase said they signed a mutual supply agreement to immediately increase the supply of certain products to both their customers.
But Malecka is optimistic: Poland is due to join the EU in 2004; this will lead to an increased supply of mutual funds from EU banks that have big stakes in local institutions.
Articles 6 and 7 oblige Member States to promote regional and bilateral solidarity and cooperation to safeguard security of supply of natural gas, through interconnections, mutual assistance, and co-ordination of contingency measures, and Internal Energy Market progress reports (Art. 52 6)) also assess security of supply issues, including bilateral relations with third countries.
Such demographic forecasting has encouraged us to seek ways to work together to solve our mutual concerns: for the post-secondary sector this involves a strong and steady supply of well-qualified applicants for programmes; for the health sector the concern revolves around having a steady supply of appropriately qualified applicants to fill vacant staff positions.
The supply of scientists increases.
A supply of paper towels.
Procure a supply of hops.
The open society as thus conceived of by Popper may be defined as 'an association of free individuals respecting each other's rights within the framework of mutual protection supplied by the state, and achieving, through the making of responsible, rational decisions, a growing measure of humane and enlightened life' (Levinson, R.B. In Defense of Plato, 17).
