The truth is that the diary demonstrates precisely how close and interdependent they are.
Among the groups they antagonized during the heyday of their television business was the powerful film and cable operators' fraternity, a bad move given the close and interdependent relationship between the film industry and politics in Tamil Nadu.
They said that the university changed its policy last month, at least for housing at the medical college, so that a student there may now live with any non-student "with whom the student maintains a genuine, close and interdependent relationship that is or is intended to be long-term".
The fascinating natural history of obligate mutualistic symbioses, in which two completely different organisms live in a close and fully interdependent relationship, are increasingly unraveled by studies of extant adaptations and phylogenetic history [ 1- 3].
The two things are closely bound, interdependent.
Still, in today's interdependent world, close attention needs to be paid to how such measures could be globally coordinated to avoid exacerbating existing imbalances.
This produces a feasible assignment for VMs that aims at scheduling interdependent VMs close to each other.
In the initialization of the model, agents are randomly distributed and consequently most of spatial distribution samples have agents of both tags dispersed in the lattice, but close enough to make the dynamics interdependent.
The world is now much closer to being a community of interdependent, law-abiding states, a place where military pre-eminence is not a prerequisite for national security.
But technical means and intellectual argument are usually so close in time and sequence as to be interdependent.
Rather, it can be shown that still in the 1990s, linear processes of innovation and the close combination of practical and epistemic work were interdependent.
