Relationships which are more reciprocal give you, over time, as much as you give back.
You might feel a sense of safety but you are missing out on learning about reciprocal give and take, where you not only take help but also provide help in return, all within a compassionate cycle of love, care, and generosity for all.
Papuan societies are characterized by leadership invested in local "big men" and by reciprocal gift giving.
It is an act of generous solidarity that is embedded in a system of reciprocal gift giving during the major life-cycle events: birth, marriage and death.
Most governments emphasize the need for reciprocal ("give and take") international commitments in global climate policy.
(117) The program FREALIGN does the projection matching search in reciprocal space, giving some advantages in speed and providing an option for refining defocus of each particle.
This positive correlation suggests that mink have a tendency to fight in a reciprocal way (giving and receiving bites) and thus, a genotype that confers a tendency to bite other individuals can also cause its bearer to receive more bites.
Chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML), a myeloproliferative disorder of haemopoietic stem cell origin, is characterised by the t(9 22) reciprocal translocation giving rise to a shortened chromosome 22, the so-called Philadelphia (Ph) chromosome.
Dopamine neurons located in the midbrain receive γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA -ergic projections from the same striatal subreGABA -ergicroject to through reciprojectionsections, giving rise to topographically organized striato-nigro-striatal circuits (Haber et al., 2000).
(In Mr. McClenny's notes, he called the setting "magnificent," the roast halibut and free-range chicken "delicious" and the guests "glittering". ) And Mr. Farish was of course at the reciprocal dinner given by Mr. Bush at Winfield House, the American ambassador's residence in London.
