As a result, due to constant interchange of personnel at all levels.

Experimental science is a constant interchange between theory and fact, induction and deduction.

Hello Beautiful really knows how to ignite an audience, as noted by Toronto's Exclaim Magazine; "Their set caused a dance floor eruption and a constant interchange between the crowd and band made for an endearing set.

The agents of these missions exchanged spheres of labour, worked in the printing press of both missions, and collaborated to have a constant interchange of counsel.

It is the one constant, back-and-forth interchange between the two countries, and it is the one that China needs.

A mean in all things', Nicholas used to say, 'was the only way to effect great things with order and effect'; and he laid great stress on a constant interchange of employments.

Conversely, military strategies that rely in quick movements and constant interchange of lands tend to spread violence across the territory.

His personality is pompous and arrogant, which may have led to his constant interchange between Major and Lieutenant ranks.

The terms included the constant interchange of information on production methods, research, design, buying and almost every other aspect of their work.

The Commission also recommended that SIPRI work be of 'an applied research character directed towards practical-political questions [which] should be carried on in a constant interchange with research of a more theoretical kind'.