Sentence examples similar to a central interdependence from inspiring English sources
Central planners replace what could be a complex, decentralized net of interdependence and mutual responsibility with something more like society of spokes tethered to a central distributor at the hub but otherwise dangling.
A central argument coming from the organization design field is the more complex the task, the higher the task interdependence involved in that particular configuration, i.e., members need to interact more (intensively) to accomplish the task.
The league came into being when those various associations coalesced, a process encouraged by the natural interdependence of trade in these regions and largely initiated and controlled by those towns, notably Lübeck, which had a central position and a vital interest in trade between the Baltic and northwestern Europe.
A culture of interdependence is a blended culture.
"To me this is a story of interdependence in a fiercely individualistic society," Hartman says.
One day a planned interdependence may develop.
A complex interdependence among these daylighting factors was found.
Our routine has a predictability, interdependence and camaraderie that tops anything on the Long Island Rail Road.
Clearly, a healthy interdependence has formed between overseas Chinese entrepreneurs and many Americans over the years.
Thus a complex interdependence of different materials produces the fully developed and functional vertebrate eye.
