Sentence examples for developing interdependence from inspiring English sources
The fact that all of families in our study did not have access to the checklist could be a conscious strategic approach by the PDSN, since the relationship with the family is considered the main focus in developing interdependence.
Developing economic interdependence among the members would result in a spill-over effect and the economic community would be easily deepened.
The concept of smart grids being developed involves interdependence between the electrical, thermal and material flows.
As to China-U.S. relations, despite differences in ideology and interests, the two countries have developed an interdependence that is a cornerstone for global stability.
While a focus only on CBR for developing such relations of interdependence is clearly insufficient, it is a remarkably useful starting point.
Species co-evolve with the other species they eat, and very often a relationship of interdependence develops: I'll feed you if you spread around my genes.
The Kingdom's trades were oriented towards maritime South India, with which it developed a commercial interdependence.
Table 1 GDEC pedagogical and technological design elements mapped to outcomes Desired outcome Rationale Pedagogical and technology elements Developing collaboration skills via supporting positive interdependence Johnson et al. (1998) model of cooperative learning.
We illustrate this interdependence between parameterization quality and surface quality by developing a G1 bi-quintic surface cap consisting of n pieces that smoothly fills holes in a piecewise bi-cubic tensor-product spline complex.
Owing to the interdependence of cardiac form and function in the developing heart, it is often difficult to discern whether a phenotype results primarily from altered cardiomyocyte morphogenesis, function or both.
Social quality management practices including quality training, cross-functional cooperation and developing long-term relationships with suppliers require high levels of task interdependence between quality management employees and internal and external stakeholders [53].
