“Each campus would effectively be a separate campus, but there would be reciprocity between the various campuses.”

“It is possible to think of a number of ways in which reciprocity might sustain medical altruism.”

“It stands as a living entity in an ecosystem dependent on a participatory reciprocity.”

“You are sensitive and caring in loving personal relationships and can expect reciprocation from your partner.”

“We know that Athena has asked Zeus for permission to intervene in these events and keep them from turning into an endless series of vengeful reciprocation.”

“As there as yet has been no real reciprocation from the EU's trading partners, agreement on market access still is a long way off.”

“0.5 is the reciprocal of 2.”

“The multi-color booth features three automatic guns on each reciprocator, the remaining guns are used as fixed guns.”

“Reducing paint use and limiting the paint process to one reciprocator zone decreased the need for paint and cleaning solvent.”

“This project therefore reduced VOC emissions by reducing usage of solvent and paint overspray that occurred in the second reciprocator zone.”

“Negotiating the the degree of reciprocality and obligation involved in linking elsewhere is way beyond me at this point.”

“This reciprocality is intensified online, where the gaps between ask, action and thank you can be shrunk to a matter of seconds.”

“Body's life exist through a plenty relation between inside and outside? a movement disclosing our answer to life? a loneliness becoming only in uninterrupted reciprocality.”

“We still have their reciprocal tables going up to the reciprocals of numbers up to several billion.”

“Students will be able to use reciprocals, quotients, Pythagorean identities, cofunctions, and composite-arguments to prove trig identities.”

“Those two pairs of mathematical inverses yield scores that are reciprocals of each other.”