Sentence examples for an interlocking network from inspiring English sources
That's the problem with New York society, it's all an interlocking network".
During cooling, the formed transient liquid eutectic layer at the Ti/NiAl interface originates an intermediate layer presenting an interlocking network, which constitutes an in-situ reinforcement phase.
To overcome such problem of wax crystal formation as an interlocking network of fine sheets that block pipelines, pour point depressants (PPD), which contains oil-soluble long-chain alkyl group and a polar moiety in the molecular structure, is used.
In addition, they sometimes appear to be creating personal fiefdoms with an interlocking network of personal loyalties.
And it has devised an interlocking network of ideas and information, while recognizing that a great museum can also create a network of allusions and experiences in each of its galleries, promising unbounded possibilities with bricks as well as bits.
Lamella roof, Vaulted roof consisting of a crisscrossing pattern of parallel arches skewed with respect to the sides of the covered space, composed of relatively short members (lamellae) hinged together to form an interlocking network in a diamond pattern.
The question is whether traded corporations that are closer in the interlocking network also have a stronger correlation between their stocks.
Here, we expand on this question to ask whether traded corporations that are closer in the interlocking network also have a stronger correlation between their stocks.
Empirical research has shown that building an interlocking directorate network with investment banks can reduce enterprises' dependence on investment banks (Baker 1990).
We propose that an interlocking board network is an important inter-corporate setting that has bearing on how company boards make corporate decisions.
The results of model 1 show that the odds of companies with the state as their largest shareholder establishing an interlocking directorate network is 30% higher than those of other companies.
