Sentence examples for mutually adapted from inspiring English sources

The efficiency of such device can be obtained only if the design parameters are mutually adapted through an optimization design approach.

This leads to the questions, if and how both process streams could or should be interlinked any deeper or mutually adapted any further, and if an integrated methodology would be reachable and desirable.

The subject undergoes something or some properties, these properties determine his or her doing something, and the process continues until the self and the object are mutually adapted, ending with felt harmony.

An experimental system typically consists of certain research materials (which may be obtained from a model organism), preparatory procedures, measurement instruments, and data analysis procedures that are mutually adapted to each other.

Successful development, she contends, is a coevolutionary process in which markets and governments mutually adapt.

In addition, close collaboration enables Corning and its customers to mutually adapt the component and the system.

But are they mutually incompatible?

Both supramolecular and polymeric components mutually (synergistically) adapt their spatial constitution during simultaneous (collective) formation of micrometric self-organized hybrid domains.

The reversible hydrophobic interactions allow to both capsule and inorganic silica components to mutually (synergistically) adapt their spatial constitution during simultaneous (collective) formation of self-organized hybrid domains.

Attempts to write new definitions in 2003 and 2007 did not move forward, leaving in place this vague definition: "Public relations helps an organization and its publics adapt mutually to each other".

The last time the public relations organization updated its definition of public relations was 1982, when it adopted this vague phrase: "Public relations helps an organization and its publics adapt mutually to each other".