This interactive link between user and external object thus becomes so critical to the overall reasoning ability of the user that the removal of the object directly results in a decrease in the user's overall cognitive abilities.
He helped establish the Theosophical movement in Germany but later developed his own "spiritual science," which explained the material and spiritual worlds as an array of interactive links and correspondences.
So the D.E.P. helped create NYCityMap, an interactive database linked to a quilt of aerial photographs of the entire city.
We've also sorted some of the most thoughtful e-mail replies by topic in an interactive viewer linked from the version of this column at nytimes.com/yourmoney.
Along with basic text article marketing, many businesses are creating interactive links that support readers in a journey toward the greater business website.
Each module also provides interactive links to supplementary information, such as a glossary and additional references.
DirecTV has helped, by replacing Nickelodeon in its lineup with interactive links to alternative channels for children.
In Canepari and Dimmock's video — and in the interviews and background information contained in the interactive links — the people describe how the water crisis has touched every corner of their lives and fundamentally damaged their ability to trust their government.
Web sites will add interactive links between fans and the channels.
In addition, we define the adjacency field cascading two or more groups with more interactive links.
