Sentence examples for reciprocal adjustments from inspiring English sources

This perspective aims to contribute to the disruption of the 'classical' dichotomy between abiotic biotic compartments because it emphasizes reciprocal adjustments (i.e., feedback mechanisms) between living organisms and abiotic environment dynamics.

As multicollinearity of PTSD-RI and HSCL-8 (r=0.82) was observed, the adjusted regressions of PTSD-RI and HSCL-8 were estimated without reciprocal adjustment to one another.

Findings highlight the dynamic nature of business models over the relationship lifecycle between supplier and customer in a complex engineering environment, and the need for reciprocal adjustment of models.

Helmholtz contends that depth perception and stereoscopic vision require reciprocal adjustment to objects and thus are skills that must be learned through experience, like shaving in front of a mirror (an example he takes from Müller, see Otis 2007, 129).

Access to a garden was no longer statistically significant after reciprocal adjustment in the full model.

For example, complementarity creates a bound between actions and usually requires communication for reciprocal continuous adjustment and, hence, also trust enters in the picture.

Mr Samore thinks that as long as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is supreme leader, Iran will not give up its option to acquire nuclear weapons.Both experts reckon that the best that can be hoped for is a series of extensions of the interim deal with incremental adjustments and reciprocal concessions on both sides every six months to keep the process alive.

Reciprocal saws often have adjustable speed settings.

These estimates did not materially change after adjustment for the potential reciprocal confounding effect.

The adjustment weights are simply the reciprocal of the proportion of relevant participants who provided an observed outcome.

Political economic forces, including structural adjustment policies, negatively impact local systems of reciprocal exchange, as certain patterns of resort may be less available due to exacerbations in poverty conditions [ 29].