Sentence examples for and the interconnection of from inspiring English sources
The liberalisation of national markets and the interconnection of grids is gradually giving the Union a single market in energy.
Indeed, without these loose ties the composition cannot be customized and the interconnection of components cannot vary on demand.
The electrical properties of porous PZT ceramics were closely associated with porosity and the interconnection of pores, but only slightly associated with the shape of pores.
The digitization of transactions and the interconnection of banking systems with transaction processors can speed the entire payment and reimbursement process, making life easier for both merchants and banks.
Seeing that there was a relationship there, I made it my job to learn as much as I could about the stories and the interconnection of these people.
This interaction and the interconnection of networks across participants suggest that Twitter might be useful for building AAC communities through close-knit bonds, and enhancing AAC information and advocacy through bridging with the wider network in Twitter.
Often it runs as far as licensing a big name to sculpt the external form of a block, but not to such architectural qualities as the play of volumes and scale, the interconnection of outside and in or the creation of three-dimensional settings for the lives that go on in and around a building.
Not only is Kaninjaku the Indigenous take on what happened after Canning began carving his track (the violence, displacement and dispersal, the interconnection of different tribes of desert people, the social, spiritual and cultural upheaval, and the dawning of arts communities across the desert).
Combinatoric models are particularly suited to computational applications and facilitate the interconnection of existing system models.
He threads us into the intimacy of Alaska's nature, making landfall on a coastline whose grandeur belies the intricacy and the interconnections of the lives that flourish there.
What these arguments all have in common is that they (and indie) express the interconnection of two primary western philosophies: puritanism and romanticism.
