These questions provoke critical thinking and help students understand change and interrelationships.
"There's a web of connections and interrelationships, and a history that's important to have in thinking about the entire problem".
Microsoft's conduct demonstrates its ability and intent to manipulate the boundaries and interrelationships between operating systems and applications for anticompetitive purposes.
The series "never really killed off any characters," Mr. di Bonaventura said, "so there was a lot of interesting back story and interrelationships".
A humanist who was intensely concerned with aesthetics, Locke termed his philosophy "cultural pluralism" and emphasized the necessity of determining values to guide human conduct and interrelationships.
The origin, reliability, and interrelationships of the chronicles have long been a focus of historians' debate, for they are indeed complex and contradictory.
The details of those bargains and interrelationships among the inhabitants of the Drake will no doubt be fleshed out in subsequent episodes.
McNeill's most notable work, The Rise of the West (1963), traces the rise, development, and interrelationships of civilizations through 5,000 years of recorded history.
The qualities and interrelationships of forms may be so subtle and complex that they cannot be adequately specified and communicated to a craftsman.
Such groups have always been in some sort of contact with other indigenous locals: all peoples have histories and interrelationships, and all - however faintly and indirectly - have been in some way affected by European expansion.
It is concerned with all aspects of the biology of ancient life forms: their shape and structure, evolutionary patterns, taxonomic relationships with each other and with modern living species, geographic distribution, and interrelationships with the environment.
