Sentences with phrase «becomes symbiotic»

When we love Him back the relationship becomes symbiotic, just as any relationship does.

But I'm inclined to believe what my friend John Callan, a certified expert on USPS, told The Wall Street Journal, which is that it's become a symbiotic relationship: «Amazon wouldn't exist if it weren't for USPS and now USPS wouldn't exist if it weren't for Amazon.»

By the end of the first shooting day we became symbiotic, almost.

By coincidence at the same time I got my first big TV slot, on ITV, and the two became symbiotic.

As an essential figure in the development of «anti-art» avant - garde art in Tokyo in the late 1950's, and as one of the most innovative artists in France in the 1960s and 70s after settling in Paris in 1962, Kudo suggested a «new ecology» in which pollution, technology, and humanity had become a symbiotic whole in which each affected the other.

In contrast, he suggested that pollution, technology, and humanity had become a symbiotic whole in which each affected the other in what had become intertwined «new ecology.»

It truly has become a symbiotic exchange between artists and community in transformative ways.

Not exact matches

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Takeaways include features of the Berkshire System from the shareholders» viewpoint: (1) Berkshire is unusually congenial to taxable shareholders, enhancing compounding rates considerably; (2) Berkshire's internal cultural features such as autonomy, decentralization, and permanence help attract sellers of high - quality companies to sell to Berkshire at reasonable prices with managers who stay on and become substantial shareholders; and (3) There is a close symbiotic connection between features (1) and (2) that reinforces Berkshire's high compounding rate and long time horizon.

A symbiotic relationship develops: The success of the company and the success of the community become mutually reinforcing.

Soccer crowds become part of one large organism, symbiotic, made up of disparate elements whose individuals are totally involved in the life of the thing itself, like a Portuguese man - of - war.

After syphilis establishes this symbiotic relationship with a person, it becomes dependent on human cells and is undetectable by any testing.

By developing a symbiotic relationship with fungi, plants not only become more tolerant to diseases but can also help contribute to more sustainable agricultural practices.

Dr Greg Edgecombe from The Natural History Museum in London, a co-author on the study, says: «Evidence of symbiotic relationships are rare in the invertebrate fossil record, and this beautiful example shows how these associations began to develop as ecosystems became more complex in the Cambrian Period.

Researchers indicate that the warmer water temperatures are stressing corals and increasing the number of bleaching events, where corals become white resulting from a loss of their symbiotic algae.

Warming causes coral bleaching, as overheated coral expel symbiotic algae and become vulnerable to disease and mortality [123].

DNA sequencing by Museum scientists has revealed how endangered Australian crayfish and their symbiotic flatworms evolved together - and may soon become extinct together too.

It's symbiotic: the more aligned you become with yourself through self - love, self - acceptance and self - discovery, the more light you have to share with the world.

More specifically, Kombucha is a sweetened tea that is fermented with a SCOBY (a symbiotic colony of bacteria and yeast) to become a nutrient - rich beverage.

«The dialogue is so unrelenting and Olivia and I are so on top of each other with it — it's very quick - paced — that by the end of that first day we were just so physically and emotionally aware of one other, and we became quite symbiotic actually, and it's something that hasn't gone away,» she says.

Through this symbiotic relationship, we become a team.

Sadly, what may initially have been conceived of as a symbiotic relationship between charter and district schools is increasingly becoming parasitic!

Jack's efforts to be cleared of an intergalactic theft are complicated by Droyces, a symbiotic dragon that becomes a living tattoo.

Through his curatorial efforts, MOCA has become the epicenter for the increasingly symbiotic relationship between high art and entertainment.

It is the tape from the molds of the stacked cubes that are used as collage components in the paintings and the canvases that lie beneath them that eventually become the base of the paintings themselves, each feeding the other in a symbiotic sequence, ultimately the paintings and sculptures can be viewed as one in the same.

Coral bleaching occurs when corals become stressed by warmer - than - normal water, causing them to expel symbiotic algae that live in their tissues, from which they get their energy.

«Companion planting is a huge topic that can become a bit unwielding if taken to extremes, but here in a nutshell is the overall rationale: many plants have the ability to establish «friendships» or symbiotic relationships while others just don't get along.»

During bleaching events, corals loss the symbiotic algae (known as zooxanthellae) which causes the coral to look white as the limestone skeleton becomes visible.

Coparenting relations may affect child anxiety either directly (e.g., child - related disagreements may induce anxiety in the child by creating an insecure environment) or via parenting behavior (e.g., if one parent does not feel supported by the other parent he or she may become more negative toward the child, or perhaps compensate by forming a symbiotic relationship with the child).