By explaining the interconnectedness of technology and culture and the dangers that can emerge from complexity, Petroski demonstrates that we would all do well to follow their lead.
Dickson Despommier, professor of microbiology and professor of public health at the Mailman School of Public Health, explains the interconnectedness of life on Earth by exploring the evolution of life itself and the cycles of nutrients that link us to all other life on the planet.
In this first of eight parts, Normal Environment: How Things Got This Way, Despommier explains the interconnectedness of life on earth by exploring the evolution of life itself, and the cycles of nutrients that link us to all the other life on the planet.
In the present article, squared betas were useful for explaining the interconnectedness of the direct and indirect effect, but as measures of unique variance explained they are too hypothetical for almost all research situations in the social sciences.
Peress says that he was especially impressed by the interconnectedness of New York's late-night scene.
Muriel (Veanne Cox) sees, and is sometimes paralyzed by, the interconnectedness of things.
Motoi Yamamoto is fascinated by the interconnectedness of living things and salt's literal and symbolic role in the pattern of life and death.
They look a bit like planets — a recurring motif here — but, as the video explains, are used by teachers to give young children a sense of the interconnectedness of geometric forms, materials and, by implication, everything in the world.
Worse, a new study by Swiss scientists suggests that the interconnectedness of modern life might be making it even harder to benefit from our collective intelligence.
Each theme will be discussed, followed by the conceptual model of the interconnectedness of these six themes.
Ms. Foot countered this "private-enterprise theory," as she called it, by arguing the interconnectedness of facts and moral interpretations.
