Sentence examples for an interrelated system from inspiring English sources

The reorganization of the university into an interrelated system took place in 1994.

This sense of the sea and all its constituents as part of an interrelated system infuses the entire book.

For one thing, "No one recognized that an interrelated system of financial intermediaries is inherently unstable," says Richard Posner, a federal judge and University of Chicago law professor, in his commentary, "A Failure of Capitalism, the Crisis of '08 and the Descent into Depression".

Restoring the Politics of Measure (Metron) Ancient Greeks recognized that man is but a small part of a greater whole, of an interrelated system of checks and balances, which they knew they must tread with moderation, paying the price when they didn't.

"An interrelated system of financial intermediaries" — a banking system, broadly defined — "is inherently unstable," Posner writes.

The unique characteristics of mammals thus would seem to have evolved as a complex interrelated system.

The methodology and calculation procedures developed in the last two decades are based on the recognition that the underground reservoir, the producing well, and the surface liquid and gas handling equipment constitute a complex, interrelated system.

"Despite its complexity, for pollution control purposes the environment must be perceived as a single, interrelated system.

Second, it resolves one of the main problems when dealing with an interrelated target system, as energy models do: what influences the exogenous variable (the input variable) of an energy model.

Well before the current vogue for network-related concepts began to dominate conversations about painting, Donegan was practicing what was about to be preached, treating her work as one interrelated system.

5 There is agreement on the core feature of frailty: an increased vulnerability to stressors caused by impairments in multiple interrelated systems that leads to a decline in homeostatic reserve and resiliency.