"We believe these findings relate to a cultural bias to be more individualistic and independent in the U.S. and more communal and interdependent in Asia," Dr. Park said in a press release posted by the University OF Texas at Dallas.
So as a general rule, when a new industry takes root, and the first products emerge in a wave, almost always the architecture of the product will be proprietary and interdependent in character.
There are four other classical collections of tradition, all belonging within the 3rd century ah and interdependent in part.
At the center of Indian life was the belief that all of nature was alive, interwoven, and interdependent in a single spiritual world that included people (alive and dead), plants, and rocks; the moon and sun; evil and good.
These systems are interconnected and interdependent in their operation.
The three levels referred to – individual, organizations and society – are closely connected and interdependent in terms of using capacities.
For example, substance abuse, violence, and HIV are described as phenomena that are concurrent and interdependent in how they influence health and well-being (18).
Quite simply, your gut health can impact your brain function, psyche, and behavior, as they are interconnected and interdependent in a number of different ways.
The process for fleshing out the content of the planning or evaluation model is one which requires connections and interplay between diverse and interdependent entities in the system (i.e., the WHCs and the MHD).
The activities of estrogen and progesterone are interdependent in the female reproductive cycle [ 33].
