They visualized complex networks of interconnections, with the most influential and knowledgeable workers at the center.
He added: "For two centuries there has been a flow of people, goods and ideas between China and the United States, and the complex set of interconnections has benefited each country.
The visual processing network of primates includes at least 30 distinguishable brain areas, with a complex web of interconnections.
The more complex that set of interconnections, the brighter the child is likely to be since there are more ways to sort, file and access experiences.
Families and tribes begin to interact with one another giving rise to more complex forms of social interconnections (PE 207).
A letter to the editor of a Gulf states newspaper provides an apt illustration of the complex nature of the interconnections [5].
In the context of systems-biology approaches, methods that examine protein-protein interactions are particularly informative because they evaluate the effect of mutations on the complex network of cellular interconnections.
Abstract: The human brain is a complex organ characterized by heterogeneous patterns of interconnections.
When creating more complex structures, the disadvantage is the amount of interconnections between neurons and the non-existent process for creating such structures.
Teasing out the precise contribution of a particular efficiency improvement isn't just difficult, however; it may be impossible, because the endlessly ramifying network of interconnections is too complex to yield readily to empirical, mathematics-based analysis.
Modern understanding of complex systems suggests that, given these two types of interconnections, the dynamic responsiveness of fibroblasts within connective tissue may be affected by the structural characteristics of the collagenous network both locally and at a distance [ 15, 16].
