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The process complexity is mainly caused by an extensive process modularity and by the interdependencies of heterogeneous distributed processes which in turn are due to the interrelation of multidisciplinary domains.

America's ability to maintain the status quo is further complicated by the interdependencies resulting from globalization and technological advancement, which expose vulnerabilities that have potential global security implications.

The experimental results show that this is a complex process characterized by the interdependency of the different variables (cyanide concentration, pH, temperature and stirring speed).

This is caused by the interdependency between the low pressure and the compressor investment, as a larger desorber investment can reduce the compressor investment by increasing the suction line pressure.

The decreased significance of ERAP1 as an independent predictor for shorter DFS can be explained by the interdependency of ERAP1-mediated peptide trimming and TAP-mediated peptide transport.

In this study the adaptive capacity of urban wastewater systems is evaluated by assessing the interdependencies between system components.

This suggests that improvement in classification can be gained by using the interdependencies between the two dimensions.

Secondly, the four layers neighborhood radius framework with compensatory scheme is constructed to partition big attribute sets by exploiting the interdependency among multiple-relevant-attribute sets.

"We try to provide robust answers to questions of materials and technology choice by modeling and understanding the interdependencies within a market, including resource and energy use in supply chains," says Olivetti.

In this sense, actors may realize tasks that are dependent on tasks performed by other actors, while the interdependencies between tasks (through resource management and temporal relations) delineate the overall behavior of a virtual environment.

Drawing upon the concept of large technical systems (LTS) and upon the model of innovation in complex product systems (CoPS), the paper claims that innovative activity in railways can only be adequately understood by paying attention to the interdependencies between railway projects and the operational railway network.