Sentence examples for dynamic interrelationship from inspiring English sources
VAR model is a general framework used to describe the dynamic interrelationship among stationary variables.
By this, the dynamic interrelationship between the abovementioned dimensions is taken into account.
None of the components by themselves can be an alternative to the whole system but complement each other in a dynamic interrelationship.
Plant as a source that converts solar energy to plant biomass and food crops; exhibits a dynamic interrelationship of sunlight, moisture, air, soil, plant/crop bio-diversity, micro-organisms, livestock and seeds for sustainable production in an open agricultural ecosystem.
Remillard (2005) stated both teachers and the text of a curriculum, "are engaged in a dynamic interrelationship" (p. 221), because the ideas from one source, once interpreted, have repercussions in the classroom when implemented.
However, the current development of Intelligent Environments primarily focuses on the technical aspects of the physical components, and does not give sufficient consideration to the dynamic interrelationship between people and the built environment.
Much of her writing focuses on the dynamic interrelationships between impoverished states of her native Africa, emerging economies such as China, and established wealthy societies such as the United States.
An approach based on the water food energy nexus helps explain the complex and dynamic interrelationships involved and provides support for decisions to allocate the limited resources.
Cause-effect models are built and "what-if" simulations are conducted through the development and application of a Fuzzy Cognitive Map (FCM) approaches to elucidate dynamic interrelationships.
A severe influenza pandemic could overwhelm hospitals but planning guidance that accounts for the dynamic interrelationships between planning elements is lacking.
Better understanding of these complex and dynamic interrelationships are critical in addressing the increasing demand for fresh water, energy, and food under the pressures of climate change, future population growth, and compromised ecosystem health.
