Sentence examples for mutually referring from inspiring English sources
Learning with MERs facilitates and strengthens learning process by providing several mutually referring sources of information (Moreno and Durán 2004).
For each thing as sign in differential reference to the rest of the cosmic text, mirrors the infinity of all the other mutually referring and mutually differing thing-events.
And this differentiation occurs via its implacement into a specific situation or context vis-à-vis other things in an endless chain of mutually referring (and differing) correlative thing-events.
From the phenomenological analysis presented it follows that one of the most important aspects of community is the presumed density of its mutually referring concerns and involvements (irrespective of mediation).
Teaching and learning with more representations facilitates and strengthens the learning process by providing several mutually referring sources of information (Kozma and Russell 1997; Grouws 1992) and leads to deeper learning.
Their beliefs are now mutually referring.
They are not mutually exclusive and refer to difficulties with the diagnosis of the dementia syndrome and type, presence of significant concurrent morbidity, adverse drug reactions, and fatalistic acceptance of the condition [ 13].
a Reported χ2 and p-value for difference in total proportions refugees vs. nationals b Response categories not mutually exclusive; total refers to number of responses not respondents Almost all respondents in both the camp and villages indicated that they knew where to obtain condoms (95%and97%7%, respectively).
"I put a lot of mycorrhizae in there," he explained, referring to fungi that form mutually beneficial relationships with plant roots.
This will ensure the use of mutually agreed upon terminology between the radiologist and the referring clinicians, eliminating any potential source of confusion.
The coalition agreement refers to "mutually beneficial co-operation with NATO" and talks of an eventual referendum on membership.
