Sentence examples for mutually opposing from inspiring English sources

The mass transfer coefficient and the axial dispersion coefficient have mutually opposing effects on the shape of the profile.

In this study, we showed that excitatory synapse numbers in neurons are controlled by the mutually opposing actions of Wnts and PRR7, which promote synaptogenesis and elimination, respectively.

Normally, the two mutually opposing processes work well together, sustaining alertness throughout the day and promoting a solid night of sleep.

19. S. Sefati et al., Mutually opposing forces during locomotion can eliminate the tradeoff between maneuverability and stability.

The mutually opposing nature of these two conditions gives rise to a "stable" or buffer region for T (see Table 1) where it is not updated.

Repression works, but in mutually opposing ways.

Yet there was great disagreement about how to live philosophically: philosophy was not one but many, mutually opposed, ways of life.

Hobbes and La Rochefoucauld and the other moral skeptics, it turns out, were partly right in their description of human nature, but, in the end, paradoxically, a moral code is created, not defeated, by self-interest: we create a code precisely because we have mutually opposed interests but must learn to live with one another.

The ultimate result is heavily biased groups of people who essentially live in different and mutually opposed realities.

Assume that perceptual representations a, b, c … appear sequentially in consciousness, and are not mutually opposed (SW V: 410).

Taking the form of hierarchical opposition, the logic of binary structuring mutually opposed such elements as mind and body, reason and passion, object and subject, transcendental and empirical.