Sentence examples for mutually as well from inspiring English sources

It seems to be just a matter of time before devices have to collaborate and compete mutually as well as with their users, in order to provide better services to mankind.

For A, B ∈ H + ( n ), (1.6) and (1.7) are the forward and backward inequalities to each other, and determined mutually as well (Theorem 2.6), [8] has ever called them as companion inequalities.

The correlation between these parameters mutually, as well as their prognostic value, was investigated.

The differences in IGF-1 and IGF-2 were amplified after adjustment both mutually as well as for IGFBP-3.

The results of these methods will be compared mutually as well as against the official Impulseo I method (that is PPR per physician zone; PPR_Phys) using a cross tab (Table  2), showing the number (Count) and percentage (Table %) of underserved census tracts per method.

In model III, the ORs for each category of flavonoids are adjusted mutually, as well as for the variables included in model I. Thus, OR estimates from models II and III are less subject to confounding by other compounds in fruits and vegetables, and other flavonoids in the diet.

Contradictory opposites ("She is sitting"/"She is not sitting") are mutually exhaustive as well as mutually inconsistent; one member of the pair must be true and the other false.

Until recently, developers considered grocery stores and housing mutually exclusive as well, said Don Milliken, president and chief executive of the Milliken Development Group, which built the TriBeCa in Seattle -- a 51-unit condominium over a deluxe Safeway grocery store.

In addition to aiding communication between the deaf, PISL was used for a broad range of interactions for hunting and other activities where silence or secrecy might be desirable and for trade between groups whose languages were not mutually intelligible as well as between Indians and Euro-Americans.

This can make dialogue both rich and mutually educational as well present opportunities for conflict and debate.

M.P. Jenny Leong will speak on behalf of Keep Sydney Open and those opposed to the laws, putting forth the criticisms namely, that "a vibrant nightlife and safe streets are not mutually exclusive"—as well as their alternative solutions.