It all makes for a pugnacious play that not only offers news of the screws but suggests that our prisons operate less as places of potential rehab than as mutually dependent power systems.
Does he see his political writing and his fiction as mutually dependent?
Considering several combined properties of the 'cases' as mutually dependent enables us to identify regularities that can be expressed with the fewest possible conditions.
Eriugena, however, thinks of cause and effect as mutually dependent, relative terms (V 910d-912b): a cause is not a cause unless it produces an effect, an effect is always the effect of a cause.
Therefore these preconditions can be viewed as mutually dependent, rather than as isolated issues.
Research within DaCHI (Danish Centre for Health Informaticsa) at the Department of Development and Planning at Aalborg University, Denmark shows that in contemporary clinical work practice, clinical work and health information technology are closely integrated, and that they should, when studied, be viewed as mutually dependent and not as discrete entities [ 9, 11- 24].
11 These variables with their interactions were regarded as mutually dependent elements and will be referred to as a 'complex parameter' that represents one way to describe the organisation.
Institutions become mutually dependent as they specialise in certain areas of provision, working in partnership with others to provide a complete programme of study or learning experience.
Notation highlights the fact that rates achieved by different streams are mutually dependent, as (i) more streams allocated simultaneously on the same resource blocks yield interference, and (ii) the total power is distributed among active streams.
Instead, it argues on technical grounds that the proposed initiative concerns subjects that are not "mutually dependent," as required by state law, and holds that farming matters and the sale of certain products in Massachusetts are unrelated.
