Since mental health and wellbeing are nested and sustained by the interconnections with others in specific places, the analysis of how different people, who share the same context, frame and make sense of their particular experience is of central relevance [ 44].
But they are also designed to maximise the return from "net metering" rules that allow residential customers to sell excess energy to utilities.Tesla's residential batteries have been plagued by interconnection problems with utilities and are not being adopted as swiftly as Mr Straubel had hoped.
Stress responses and vasopressin release are mediated by interconnections of the parabrachial pathways with the hypothalamus.
Despite those apparent dangers, some European governments and gas companies are reluctant to break down the barriers between their national energy markets by, for example, building more interconnections with gas networks in other countries.
Moreover, since the state of ecosystem services was assessed in each scenario, underlying ecological aspects were discussed by the participants regarding their interconnections with social aspects and human well-being.
The industry's complex interconnections with many smaller manufacturing concerns also underline its national importance.
Only on rereading do we notice the undercurrents of meaning, and then the many interconnections with other Kunitz poems.
Water laws, she said, need to be "revisioned" to reflect our interconnections with water.
Although these individual RNA-processing mechanisms are well characterized, their interconnections with transcription remain enigmatic.
The nucleus, because of its mechanical properties and interconnections with the cytoskeleton, can act as a mechanosensor of internal and external forces, converting these signals into biological responses by activating gene expression (52, 53).
