0 (of an arrangement or relationship) involving two or more people or groups that help or do the same things for each other -- gensidig, reciprok
The two women had a reciprocal arrangement by which they would look after each other’s child while the other was working.
To this end, we describe three descriptive models of fairness and their explanantions for fair behavior: inequity aversion, priority awareness and reciprocal fairness.
Letters thus are a key par t of maintaining traditional reciprocal relationships over long distances.
Individual frequencies that are mixed together in order to create sonic masses follow reciprocal types of motion, including undulations, surges, swirls, drifts and dips.
The friars sent back covered baskets which concealed reciprocal gifts.
The experiments have shown that the self-organizing lasers with dynamic reciprocal loop cavity are capable of generating high-average-power beams with good quality.
The reciprocal interaction between receptor activation and ligand binding strongly resembles the interactions between two ligand binding sites.
In such a situation, there is no chance for a reciprocal gift exchange under which firms offer high wages in exchange for high effort levels.
Accompanying a post-infection increase in host immune cells in the lungs, there was evidence of reciprocal tegumental damage to the parasites.
