Sentence examples for reciprocal flows from inspiring English sources

The outline also strives to improve connectivity to facilitate reciprocal flows of labour and production inputs.

"Where we don't have reciprocal flows, then we will operate with partners in the affected country to acquire local currency, without passing the cost of doing that on to the customer".

By the end of the 18th century, a significant national economy came into being, as Argentina developed a market in which reciprocal flows of capital, labour, and goods could take place on a significant scale between its different regions, which it had hitherto lacked.

It is smaller still when one considers reciprocal flows: A small number of emigrating Nigerian physicians go to work in Ghana, but a small number of emigrating Ghanaian physicians go to work in Nigeria.

The reciprocal flow of irony gives to both the characters and their surroundings the peculiar intensity of significance that attends the highest art.

Estimation of methane partial oxidation reciprocal flow filtration combustion reactor performance in the case of its scale up (flow rates G = 4, 40, 400 and 4000 Nm3/h) as well as parametric study of the bigger scale reactor is performed numerically.

For example, we detect gene flow from Neandertals into modern humans but no reciprocal gene flow from modern humans into Neandertals.

The reciprocal of flow rate (1/mu) is referred as the time interval of the passengers leaving the walkway which is also the state-dependent service time of walkway ({T}_{n}).

While there were significant causal influences from 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 to 4, and 4 to 5, there was no evidence of reciprocal relationships flowing in the opposite direction.

This study is the first to identify the directionality of oscillatory brain interactions in source space during human object recognition and suggests that familiar, but not unfamiliar, objects engage widespread reciprocal information flow.

The present study is the first to identify the directionality of oscillatory brain interactions in source space during human object recognition and demonstrate that familiar, but not unfamiliar, objects engage widespread reciprocal information flow.