To America's black ops chiefs, the globe is as unstable as it is interconnected.
It's an emotional job where everything you are as a human being is interconnected in this messy way.
There's no reason to believe that the Alphabet move will alter that integrationist course – and as long as these services are interconnected at the data level, their apparent disintegration at legal and financial levels is of little strategic consequence.
At the city-wide level, an ecological network translates how urban 'green' areas, viewed as nodes, are interconnected by ecological flows (water, species movement, etc).
The four SEHs, denoted as H1-H4, are interconnected through electric power and natural gas systems in Fig. 3, while the configurations of SEHs and the energy transmission systems can be modified to match real world cases.
"My performances let the audiences know that there are invisible waves of energies (brainwave, sound wave, feelings as frequencies) are interconnected," she says.
And with all due respect to some of the important psychological and scientific studies of the 20-Something brain cited by Ms. Henig, quite a lot of us understand that our passions for social and economic change, and our own search for meaning, identity, and fulfillment as individuals, are interconnected.
In this network, many of the expanding haplotypes that might have acted as nodes were interconnected through a single mutational step, thus making it difficult to estimate the time depth of their expansion.
There are three kinds of standards that dominate all research (including normative-ethical research, empirical research, and combinations of the two), as they are interconnected by norms which are generally concerned with "good" scholarship.
