sharing is caring

Examples of sharing

sharing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

As such components are more precise than the original description (they possibly contain more ground variables and less sharing pairs), precision gains can be obtained.
This paper considers how to improve the precision of sharing with freeness and linearity by considering the interaction of these components.
Sharing statistical data in the biomedical and health sciences : ethical, institutional, legal, and professional dimensions.
Finally, they use definite and possible sharing analysis to improve instantiation information.
This proscribes competition for "ownership" of the patient and demands an egalitarian sharing of expertise, including the expertise of ethical thinking.
It enlarges the critical mass and opens possibilities for sharing facilities.
Nurses mention enjoying their encounter with peers working in other settings and sharing their interest in palliative care.
Finally, the co-morbidity of symptom domains may be the result of sharing of causal risk factors.
The difficult part is encoding: we have to transform a generalised duplicator into a generalised sharing, that is, a tree into a comb.
These results can shed light on the issue of national self-sufficiency and international sharing of resources (donors).
Formally, they may be considered atomic types, which represent sets of ambients sharing some common features.
The problem solving capability of agents were extended by sharing information and tasks among each other.
The respondents were evidently not exposed to pressures for renting or sharing their land with people other than their relatives.
The main focus, again, is on the connection between structural rules and sharing.
The relative welfare levels of the collective plans fall as the lower equity premium diminishes the advantages of intergenerational risk sharing.
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