Sentence examples for mutually exchanged from inspiring English sources

The game should be in a reality based on the collections of data (production costs) mutually exchanged by economic departments of competing companies.

When analyzing the interaction network, i.e. the connections which mutually exchanged messages, we find a striking difference between men and women, as can be observed in the two rightmost columns in Table 4.

However, they can be mutually exchanged for a single annotation, or to be more precise an embedded note can be easily converted to a note or vice-versa. is an annotations that is bound to a specific timeframe within the video content, however it is only displayed inside the main annotation viewer control.

The authors' 3-D coordinate system is defined from the operator's point of view, which means that the Y-axis and Z-axis can be mutually exchanged compared with a currently used 3-D coordinate system in the currently used 3-D programs.

A pervasive mood of collectivism descends upon Jewish communities around the world and a numerous variety of well-wishing expressions are mutually exchanged.

However, heavy losses on both sides prompted the Lý commander Thường Kiệt (1019 1105) to make peace overtures, allowing both sides to withdraw from the war effort; captured territories held by both Song and Lý were mutually exchanged in 1082, along with prisoners of war.

In each layer, parallel processes mutually exchange a variety of information for effective cooperation.

The different peers cooperate by mutually exchanging the different chunks of the file, each peer being client and server at the same time.

In order to further elucidate the functional role of salt bridge formation, we designed mutants of the tumor biologically relevant integrin αvß3 by mutually exchanging the salt bridge forming amino acid residues on each chain (αvR995D and ß3D723R).

A thought collective is defined by Fleck as a community of persons mutually exchanging ideas or maintaining intellectual interaction (1935a, II.4).

After the immune cells have gathered the molecular signals in the tissues of the body, they move to the lymph nodes and mutually exchange their observations.