Sentence examples for reciprocal terms from inspiring English sources

Seeing each other more often would have given them less time to write, less to write about, and, since letters exist in reciprocal terms, less to read.

Trust and distrust are reciprocal terms.

In reciprocal terms, distrust is understood as the expectation that others will not act in one's best interests, even engaging in potentially harmful behavior (Govier 1994).

The reciprocal term of ((q/nkT_{rm{cell}})) is called the thermal voltage of the diode.

The channel can be considered reciprocal in terms of path loss and shadowing, however fast fading reciprocity is not assumed as this is not always the case, especially in frequency division duplex (FDD) systems.

Britain's decision to join the European project in 1973 led to the abandonment of a system of reciprocal trade terms, known as Commonwealth Preference: henceforth French, not New Zealander, farmers would enjoy favourable access to British markets.

with improved speed, intuitive ease-of-use and simpler non-reciprocal licensing terms.

Here, we report the first example of the reciprocal process, termed π-cation, in which a cationic protein side-chain stabilizes a neutral aromatic ligand.

Given that no disclosure is necessary for trade secret protection, promoting trade secrets through incentives yields no reciprocal long-term social benefit.

Following the work of Natoli and Ceperley, the division between the direct- and reciprocal-space terms is optimized by minimizing the squared deviation of the approximate representation from the exact form.

This reaction has been modeled as a preference for fair outcomes, as in Levine (1998) and Rotemberg (2008), who show how the introduction of a reciprocal altruism term in the utility function can explain quite well the seemingly paradoxical evidence from ultimatum games (see also Fehr and Schmidt 1999 inter alia).