"We should build up some good ground to mutually discuss and find some common points.
In general, students have been mutually discussing about their answer, however there was a small portion of teams in which there was a bold user that played a more important role, influencing their decision.
The mission of the collaborative is to connect organizations and institutions; link research and policy; and join government, academia, industry, and public interest groups for the purpose of mutually considering, discussing, and debating the grand challenges in environmental health at the regional, national, and international levels.
With Mr. Bush, Mr. Abrams discussed mutually pleasant things like their interest in fly fishing and the Boston Red Sox.
The methods by which high ionic conductivity are achieved whilst maintaining adequate mechanical strength are described and the extent to which these are mutually exclusive is discussed.
Then, the volumes of the evolved hydrogen (calculated as the average current efficiencies of hydrogen evolution) and the morphologies of copper deposits, characterized by the SEM technique, obtained for the same ratio of CuSO4/H2SO4 were mutually compared and discussed in terms of the relative concentrations of hydrogen ions (H+) as a function of the H2SO4 concentration.
However, the same limitations which applied to the interpretation of mutually exclusive events discussed above with regard to lithium versus placebo also apply.
This desirable behavior of the WMoM estimator is due to the whitening operation that makes each entry of the data vectors mutually uncorrelated, as discussed in Section 3.1.
If it wasn't that, perhaps Farage and Assange discussed their mutually French-sounding surnames, which – obviously through no fault of their own – always feel slightly fancy, in that way that Americans say "Arndrea" and "Arna".
