Though Shylock says that he will not pray with the Christians or eat their nonkosher food, he enumerates the many ways in which he routinely interacts with them.
Smart testing requires cooperation between business partners because computers routinely interact with other machines outside the company, but it is not always possible.
His characters have solid fictional substance, even as they routinely interact with real-life figures to insinuate themselves into critical events in history.
But Ms. Bujold's work has been promoted in Webscriptions and on Baen's Bar, the Web site's popular bulletin board, where authors and readers routinely interact about works in progress.
Because of the nature of the work performed by the Conservation Laboratory, it routinely interacts with the other Museum units.
He routinely interacts with industry leaders – IBM, Applied Materials, GE Healthcare, Pratt and Whitney, United Technologies, AeroVelo Team, Shimano, Honda Research and Development Department, etc. – to share his innovative insights and research.
If you routinely interact with a public with people outside your lab they, too, can offer implicit clues to how you're doing, just as Bill did for me in the example above.
In addition, with the EMEA being an E.U. body, staff members routinely interact with the European Commission, the different member states and their national regulatory authorities, and other E.U. institutions.
Students from underserved communities might not routinely interact with an engineer or a scientist, but at Citizen Schools, they not only meet them but also have the chance to experience what it might be like to have one of those careers.
It cares for the wounded from both sides, reflecting the fact that under the strained circumstances of war, Union and Confederate sympathizers all over Alexandria must routinely interact in the course of their daily business - with widely varying degrees of ease.
