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|DescriptionFormulation Text=Mutual authority delegation is Communities A and B are said to be in a sub-type relationship of mutual authority delegation. It describes a situation where two communities delegate ''iff'' community A delegates authority over topic ''x'' to one another community B, and community B delegates authority over respective areas of expertisetopic ''y'' to community A. |Formulation File=A good example |Description=Overgaard and Loiselle illustrate the relationship of mutual authority delegation is the relationship between physicists and biologists nowadaysby a number of examples. A community of For one, physicists recognizes acknowledge that biologists are the experts in the on questions concerning life sciences , and will accept any theories told to them about the life sciences by likewise biologists. Likewise, a community of biologists recognizes acknowledge that physicists are the experts in the on questions concerning physical sciences and will accept any theories told to them about processes. Similar relationships can be found within individual scientific disciplines. Consider, for instance, the physical sciences by physicists. The exchange of authority over physical relationship between theoretical and life sciences puts applied physicists , where despite the differences in their methods and biologists in overall objectives, the two communities customarily delegate authority to each other on a relation wide array of mutual authority delegationtopics.