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bidirectionality

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bidirectionality,
n in herbalism, the property of tonic herbs that allows them to maintain balance by eliciting a response in opposite directions depending on the needs of the individual taking them. See also adaptogen and tonic herbs.
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Although the idea of feedback loops suggests causal bidirectionality, we can hypothesize a number of quite plausible accounts in which culture does have a unidirectional causative impact on the shape of law in general, and of insanity law in particular.
Criminal madness: cultural iconography and insanity by Covey, Russell D. / Stanford Law Review
Because the VA has undertaken a larger role in treating active duty service members, the seamless transition of care requires bidirectionality between the VA and MTF before, during, and after treatment at the VA.
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These flows are characterized by bidirectionality, either daily or seasonally, reasonably rapid changes in ambient external weather conditions, and generally a prompt transient response of the above-grade structure to such changes since the thermal masses of the structures tend to be small.
Measured and predicted thermal performance of a residential basement by Emery, A.F.; Heerwagen, D.R.; Kippenhan, C.J.; Steele, D.E. / HVAC & R Research
 
 
 
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