The reciprocal definitions were also analyzed as a control ("Genomic - > Tumor (GT)" analysis).
From the definition of reciprocal agents, a reciprocal relationship is mutual or one sided, and expresses the internal cognitive state of each agent.
Let us agree to call a pair (f, g) of maps to be nonvacuously reciprocally continuous if there exists at least one sequence meeting the requirement of the definition of reciprocal continuity.
Reciprocal altruism, or reciprocity, is by definition not actually altruistic in ultimate terms as the initial cost to the actor is later rewarded.
The Egyptian sekedThe Egyptians defined the seked as the ratio of the run to the rise, which is the reciprocal of the modern definition of the slope.
This is the definition of reciprocal madness, which seems to have spread to the highest levels, as witnessed Monday in the strangest Cabinet meeting in American history.
Indeed, by definition a reciprocal interaction provides a direct fitness benefit to the cooperators and this suggests that a cooperative trait will only be selected if the benefit to cooperate is higher than its cost.
Claims of reciprocity (or reciprocal altruism) in animal societies often ignite controversy because authors disagree over definitions, naturalistic studies tend to demonstrate correlation not causation, and controlled experiments often involve artificial conditions.
I believe that a better process and definition would be "reciprocal mentoring". What exactly does reciprocal mentoring mean and how does it work?
Through the estimation of long-term risk, we were able to examine the behavior of return periods under two different definitions: the reciprocal of the exceedance probability of occurrence and the expected recurrence time.
It provides a definition for polyhedral reciprocal form and force diagrams that allows including external forces and discusses their geometrical and topological characteristics.
