"I don't know that it's the mayor's plan," said Mr. Pataki, who has a mutually competitive relationship with Mr. Giuliani.
The present fMRI data support a theory of moral judgment according to which both "cognitive" and emotional processes play crucial and sometimes mutually competitive roles.
In prokaryotes, this yields the interdependent, cooperative, and mutually competitive colonial form (biofilm).
When bioenergy consumption approaches this upper limit, not only the biomass prices will increase, but also the food prices due to the mutually competitive land use.
These enzymes hydrolyze cAMP and cGMP with high affinity in a mutually competitive manner and are inhibited by compounds such as cilostamide, cilastazol and milrinone [2], [3].
Tan-Tan learns better, forming a mutually beneficial bond with the douen called Chichibud.
This move toward "pluralism," while intensifying competition, also forged a mutually remunerative trading bond between America and Europe.
As the two items are presented closer together, mutually suppressive competitive interactions increase and this results in decreased N2pc amplitude.
Overlapping or adjacent motifs can promote mutually exclusive, competitive interactions, allowing context-dependent assembly of functionally distinct complexes [ 86] (Fig. 2d).
Increase your level of eye contact when you suddenly seem to click or mutually bond over something (e.g. similar music tastes, favorite book, etc).
If the notion of female entrepreneurs forging mutually gratifying bonds with suppliers and clients is new, the basic idea has been floating through the culture for some time.
