Meanwhile, Chinese society is characterized as an interdependence-based culture and emphasizes "harmony" in social groups.
Strikes me as the right sort of arrangement for an age of austerity as well as interdependence.
Just as, today, ecological interdependence makes it difficult to purify more than a tiny fraction of microorganisms out of any natural community, relentless competition took place between the highly interdependent organisms forming the LUCA community.
This type of information allows analysis of spatiotemporal changes in factors that influence decision making as well as interdependence between decisions made by one establishment and its neighbors.
For this reason, we present a problem-oriented conceptual model developed by the authors with the purpose of addressing the key architectural elements of the recruitment system, as well as their interdependence, in a high level of abstraction.
A pragmatic analysis is better served by a concept such as "interconnectedness" as opposed to interdependence to the extent that interdependence suggests convergence and levels the differences in the ways in which globalization is experienced.
Thus OT modulates the neural correlates of self-referential processing and this effect varies as a function of interdependence.
In our study sample, SNA measurement techniques reveal that the frequency of communication as a measure of interdependence between ED clinicians varies by day/night shift and over time.
In conclusion, our context specific findings (Edmondson et al. 2007) indicate two different paths that link transformational leadership practices, goal and task interdependence as an infrastructure for peer interaction, teachers' beliefs about their self-efficacy, and, consequently, their engagement in professional learning activities.
This is a normal physiological phenomenon known as ventricular interdependence, which is altered by the pressure changes during ventricle filling [1, 3].
