In other words, voters perceive both business and government as part of an interdependent system, and it is hard for them to separate out the culpability of either.
However, studies regarding both the basin and the mountain chain as an interdependent system are either two-dimensional, of local scale, or have an insufficient resolution of geological structures and tectonic elements to reproduce the local to regional temperature variations.
If we can learn to think not so much about I, or me, as an independent entity, but regard ourselves as parts of an interdependent system, our thinking will become more realistic and useful.
We're part of an interdependent system.
Examining the efficiency and reliability of such an interdependent system in disasters is quite challenging due to the complexities associated with the dynamic nature of the commuting pattern, formation of choke points, and chaos resulted from the disaster that may affect people's route choice behavior in the face of urgent evacuation.
Buddhism preaches that nature is a causally and conditionally interdependent system of phenomena, including the mind and body of man [ 11].
Mannheim argued that 'this interdependent system of meanings varies both in all its parts and in its totality from one historical period to another' (Mannheim 1936 68 699).
Our interdependent system of publishers, universities, newspapers, and public and private libraries has done an imperfect but reliable job of keeping objective track of our information, which is no less than our collective picture of the world, for the last five hundred years.
It is usually thought that the interdependent system of DNA, RNA and proteins that sustains today's cells is too complex to have arisen de novo.
MIT defines sustainability broadly as the interdependent systems of economy, society, politics, the environment, and the individual.
