Examples of using Are mutually in English and their translations into Portuguese
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be a more accurate rendering of the Greek aιpωv, than the"taketh away" of both the Authorized and Revised Versions, or rather,">both meanings are mutually implied.
professional qualifications are mutually recognized.
all rows are mutually orthogonal.
Adjacent dialects are mutually understandable to a large extent, while those from distant regions are not at all.
one must imply the other, even if they are mutually contradictory.
aim to lay the foundations for WTO compatible solutions that are mutually acceptable and not unilateral.
in establishing partnerships that are mutually advantageous.
develop positive relationships and long-term that are mutually beneficial.
In their own proper spheres, the political community and the Church are mutually independent and self-governing.
living by the tenets of empirical science are mutually exclusive.
for which odds are given, are mutually exclusive and jointly cover all possible outcomes of the event.
His death on the Cross are mutually complementing elements that together constitute the righteous truth.
because we in Europe are mutually dependent when it comes to nuclear safety.
Furthermore, the extensions of a normal default theory are mutually inconsistent, i.e.,
Falls and fear of falling are mutually associated, since the older adult presenting an outcome have a high risk of developing the other.
trailing edges are mutually perpendicular.
It is… There is no event that meets both of these conditions. And if things are mutually exclusive, then you can't say the probability of A
femininity as well as politics, are mutually implicated, continually repositioning men
If any two pairs of action and data are mutually exclusive in their behaviors,
in pointing out the importance of being aware of how processes of globalization and aging are mutually entwined, employs homo sacer in his analysis, in the sense proposed by Giorgio Agamben 1995.