Again, it all comes back to the importance of that mutually beneficial relationship.
"It has to be a this or a that, mutually exclusive choices — you're a scientist or you're an artist or you're a historian".
The contemporary discipline, however, is considerably broader than this, encompassing studies of all the societal, cultural, and psychological factors that mutually influence the operation of government and the body politic.
However, existing approaches rarely support cyclic dependencies, although assets that mutually rely on each other are encountered in many organisations, notably in critical infrastructures.
These perspectives deal with interactions and entanglement of technical artefacts with organizations/institutions, actors, structures, and social practices within societies that mutually fulfill social functions [cf. 9].
We illustrate how understanding volunteers' motivations, expressed in their own words and from their own points of reference, can enhance voluntary social-ecological processes that mutually benefit people and urban landscapes.
Let's not wait for the next act of terror or the next war to find that mutually that fills our lives when there is some clear and present danger.
The arrayed waveguides consist of optical paths that mutually differ in path length.
In some systems, positive feedback is generated by two transcription factors that mutually repress each other's expression.
A useful but underused strategy is certainly to apply combinations of approaches that mutually complement each other.
However, two genetically-unrelated populations that mutually cooperate by sharing different benefits cannot employ these methods to overcome cheaters.
