The experimental condition incorporates design features related to complexity, context-dependency and interconnectedness in order to highlight different aspects of its instructional content.
Even while not working together, there has been a synergy and interconnectedness in their work, and they have greatly influenced each other.
Released in 1993, and widely considered a career highlight, the disc found Jackson revisiting matters of the heart and soul on tracks including "My Problem Is You" and "Sky Blue and Black". On 1996's Looking East, he addresses various aspects of personal growth and social struggle, and their interconnectedness in the world around him.
Humans, baboons, macaques and other anthropoid primates have fingerlike interconnectedness in the placenta, and so, relative to other mammals of the same size, have a longer gestation.
Albertson's teaching philosophy, consequently, is that university students should have a foundation education of fundamental theories, an appreciation for the broader interconnectedness in the world, and learn well the process by which applied solutions are designed.
In Section 610 of the Senate Bill, the Senate Banking Committee provides a surprisingly powerful preventative tool that will shrink large banks by curtailing their funding, reduce the degree of interconnectedness in the system and also shrink the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market.
Instead, as noted above, our support assumptions are very high because of Citigroup's interconnectedness in the global financial system and its systemic importance.
Mr. Akin's vision of interconnectedness in the global village, while similar to that of a movie like "Babel," is more casual and lighthearted.
