Sentence examples for of mutually dependent from inspiring English sources

Referring to the negotiations that ended the Iran hostage crisis, he writes, "We finally suggested that the agreement take the form of mutually dependent promises to Algeria, and that was acceptable for reasons that still remain obscure".

Based on the study of the probability of mutually dependent events, his work has been developed and widely applied in the biological and social sciences.

Apple, the early leader in PCs, fell behind, despite some stellar products, because it made mostly its own hardware and software, and did not nurture a large community of mutually dependent partners, analysts say.

There are pairs of mutually dependent degrees of freedom e.g. two consecutive torsion angles in aryl-X-aryl systems.

Using our systematic search approach we found many additional examples for dependent torsion angles, confirming the findings of Bramelt et al. and supporting their advice to search for pairs of mutually dependent conformation variables.

This tension map is directly constrained by a pullout capacity envelope at both the rear and front of each reinforcement layer, providing a unified, LE-based approach towards assessing an optimal selection of mutually dependent strength and layout of the reinforcement.

In the "co-ordinated market economy" model onto which Labour aspires to shift Britain, patient capital and financially stable SMEs (both central themes of Mr Miliband's annonucement) are crucial parts of a web of mutually-dependent institutional arrangements.

Thus, the development of metastatic niches forms part of a mutually dependent co-evolution of tumor cells and their microenvironment at primary and secondary sites [ 3].

The mechanisms of the mutually dependent packaging of HP and pgRNA into assembling nucleocapsids and how the changing capsid environment regulates HP activities and viral DNA synthesis are also not well understood at present.

The ECCO Tool is a software program designed to evaluate quantitatively the post-tax economics of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) projects for each of the mutually dependent actors along the CCS value chain.

Most of researches in the area of lead time reduction assume that lead time is composed of n mutually dependent deterministic components where each component can be shortened by a crashing cost (Ben-Daya and Raouf 1994; Hayya et al. 2011; Pan et al. 2002).