Sentence examples for mutually determined from inspiring English sources

Like the land societies of old, data would be used for our mutual benefit governed by our mutually determined conditions and with our mutual consent.

"After much consideration, it was mutually determined that it would be more cost effective and logistically practical for the Secret Service to lease space elsewhere," spokeswoman Amanda Miller wrote in an email to The Washington Post.

Industrial Product-Service Systems (IPS2) are integrated product and service offerings that deliver superior customer value in industrial applications by mutually determined planning, development, delivery and use of product and service shares.

"We have mutually determined that these individuals will not be serving on the committee," said Stencel.

In a prepared statement following the announcement of his departure from the CEO role at Tinder, Payne said "that a quick transition served everybody best" after "[they] mutually determined that this wasn't going to be optimal".

In this regard, children's birth weight and physical growth are mutually determined by genetics, environmental conditions to which the mother was exposed during pregnancy, family background, and socioeconomic status, among other factors.

If you agree to engage in a possible future arbitration voluntarily, mutually determine the ground rules of arbitration and agree to choose an impartial arbitrator together, you are likely to find arbitration to be not only inexpensive and fast but also fair.

Cognitive processes are not rule-governed sequences of discrete symbolic states, but continuous, evolving total states of dynamic systems determined by continuous, simultaneous and mutually determining states of the systems' components.

That is, force and space mutually determine each other—"force" understood as momentum-energy (the measure of mass, and spacetime's grip on mass), and "space" understood as spacetime (the four-dimensional continuum).

Although the topological account of a self- or immanently determining historical world seems to invoke more spatial than temporal notions, the description of this topos as the space wherein individuals interact and mutually determine one another is meant to accommodate the temporal dimension as well.

Although it is known both patients' and partners' reactions to a prostate cancer diagnosis include fear, uncertainty, anxiety and depression with patients' partners' reactions mutually determining how they cope with and adjust to the illness, few psychosocial interventions target couples.