For description of this complex network of interrelations we used the wording "correlated" or "predicted" (implying causal relationship) to signify correlations that operated either bi- or unidirectional.
Process, rather than product, redefines history: "the complex of interrelations" among reader, writer and subject is "involved in shaping the writing of history," Mr. Woodward says.
Man's vitality and personality are viewed as the result of a complex set of psychic interrelations.
Future research might implement gap-tolerant versions of the proposed algorithm and further data mining to automatize the digestion of the wealth of complex series interrelations.
2, 15, 16 On the other hand, it is every day more used and accepted as a multidimensional definition of frailty, based on the analysis of interrelations and complex interactions of the physical, psychological, and social domains of functioning.
It is partial: that is, it refuses to see or understand that what can be grasped about natural processes is likely to be only one dimension of interrelations far more complex than we can gauge.
At the forefront of guiding managers through the complex and changing interrelations between information technology and management for many years from business process re-engineering to enterprise resource planning (ERP) to knowledge management to business analytics Davenport in this book writes the new, still-unfolding chapter in this history.
The scientific study of interrelations between organisms and environments, Ecology, is uniquely capable of addressing the complex challenges that characterize our era of planetary coexistence.
In sum, the complex social and historical interrelations of Tantric and non-Tantric elements in Shaktism – and Hinduism in general – are an extremely fraught and nuanced topic of discussion.
Nonetheless, the determinants of emotional processing during sleep remain enigmatic, and continued effort will be needed to unravel the complex and important interrelations among sleep, memory, and emotion.
In a broad sense, ecology represents the sum total of interrelations between organisms and their environment.
