In addition, this study was conducted at a public institution, which may have also had multiple interconnected effects on the types of students who applied, and were admitted, to this particular institution.
It is important to understand armed conflict as having a systemic effect on the risk for mental illness, which, while also including direct experience of conflict-related violence, will also include disruption to social support networks, increased anti-social behaviour, poverty, a limited ability to access essential services and range of other interconnected effects.
In addition, strong interconnected effects of the wall superheat and the mass flow rate on the thermal performance are often unavoidable in the MED units.
However, these structural changes induced by competitive or combined physical and chemical degradation mechanisms, lead to interconnected effects on the modulus, elongation and tenacity at break that are difficult to control by accelerated ageing procedures, as stated in " Tensile properties".
"We live in such an interconnected world that the amplifier effect of the modern media is such that no good story, no interesting piece of commentary is going to be lost – in fact quite the opposite," he said.
They identified risks like government intervention, an increase in natural disasters, terrorism, the knock-on effects of an interconnected world.
Fig. 1 shows a part of an interconnected power system for illustrating the effect of infeed on the performance of distance relays.
We live in such an interconnected world.
We are an interconnected global community.
And it has something to prove to an interconnected world.
"It is an interconnected world," Mr. Glass said.
