This paper shows how detection is possible by mutually checking the memberships between the remote agents of DIAS without introducing additional communication.
All these motions were brought about by machinery within the casing, each depending on wheels and shafts, hooks, pins and interlocking rods, stopping devices and locks checking mutually.
We checked with Columbia and we mutually agreed that if schools are back in session with classes, then athletics should continue.
The definitions were applied in a mutually exclusive way, that is, for each genomic region, we first checked whether it was promoter or enhancer (or others), then further pinned it down to active or silent ones.
I was then pretty much duty-bound to hang out with them until they checked out several hours later, feebly trying to work out enough mutually understood words to strike up a conversation.
The environmental aspects the researchers checked drew on existing literature, and multiple judgments were pooled to both compare and mutually cancel differing criteria for diagnosing schizophrenia.
In addition to the results presented above we also checked if our findings hold for square-waveform oscillators, alternative entrainment signals and the more general scenario of mutually coupled oscillators (see Figures S1, S2 and S3 in Supporting Information).
We also compared the impedances from different data segments to check if they are mutually consistent.
Under true democracy and rule of law, state powers are scientifically separated and mutually subject to checks and balances; the judiciary is independent and judges abide by the law and conscience.
In fact, those two things are not even mutually exhaustive, so as long as the latter outweighs the former, you should check your own ego and live and let live.
