Sentence examples for the continuous dialogue from inspiring English sources

"This is an example of the continuous dialogue about the notion of childishness in contemporary art".

Depicting the cellular and molecular bases of the continuous dialogue existing between the peripheral immune and the central nervous systems, as in neurolupus, is fundamental to improve, and better apprehend the role played by immune cells and mediators in the initiation and progression of neurological and psychiatric diseases, which nowadays remain a major public health issue.

The facilitator then guides the subject to deeply engage that image using sensory recruitment, dialogue with the image, or kinesthetic amplification, all the while maintaining continuous dialogue and communication with the subject in order to maximize the affective experience.

Not only were the monitoring data irrelevant for the continuation of the project, its precise materiality – the internet application – prevented a continuous dialogue about the quality of the work and that lack of a dialogue became an emblem for the lack of quality of both the pictures and the professionals who made them.

The patients and the students establish a continuous dialogue and the patients know what is going on and why and also who is doing what.

The amendment to TRIPS that entered into force in January 2017 extends the rights that may be granted by a compulsory license, and stresses the importance of continuous dialogue as well as qualification of the debate by considering data as well as the broader context in which CL's are to be integrated.

UNICEF has been closely monitoring the situation since the flooding began and is in continuous dialogue with the government on the humanitarian crisis.

The agent establishes a continuous dialogue with the learner and provides question prompts, guidance, and feedback as and when required.

The Commission also maintains continuous dialogue with the Slovak NRA, which includes providing technical advice and support in setting out the regulatory framework for the coming years.

"The complexity of the security environment both in the Asia-Pacific region and globally calls for a continuous dialogue between the armed forces of the United States and China," the report concluded.

I believe the Minorities in Energy Initiative by the Department of Energy will prove valuable in creating a continuous dialogue between the Department of Energy and the diverse perspective of stakeholders within our energy economy.