Sentence examples for point of mutual interest from inspiring English sources

For example, a special issue of Feminist Theory, edited by Susan Squier and Melissa Littlefield (2004) suggests that a closer examination of materiality, agency, and performance in feminist science studies could create a point of mutual interest for feminist theory and feminist science studies.

One point of mutual interest and competition has always dealt with diagnosis.

The gathering was sponsored by the National School of Design and the F.T.D.A., for the purpose of discussing "points of mutual interest" between florists and designers.

The interactive, dynamic nature of personal conversation could help researchers quickly pinpoint issues, ask questions, exchange thoughts, gain understanding, reach agreement, and identify points of mutual interest for effective data sharing and productive collaboration.

In the event of mutual interest, stage two can be a phone call.

"Apes raised with people learn to point for things that they want but never point to call the attention of their human caretakers to objects of mutual interest," Wilson writes, "something that human infants start doing around their first birthday".

There's no specific business agreement in place at this point, instead the duo will "explore initiating knowledge and technology sharing projects of mutual interest".

Staff meet at scheduled points in the year in self-selected groups to pursue an area of mutual interest.

Human children start to use gestures such as giving (for example, food objects), offering, pointing and showing, to coordinate attention toward a social partner and an object of mutual interest.

The focal point of this extended organisation is a "programme office" where the company and its outsourcers collaborate on matters of mutual interest, such as quality control and performance.

But such efforts depend on a spirit of mutual interest and mutual respect.