Sentence examples for from interrelated from inspiring English sources
Violence, as any other practice, arises from interrelated social, economic and cultural factors and it is unlikely that any meaningful change can be achieved without addressing the socio-economic conditions affecting children and their families.
The modern concept of architectural history was in fact simply part of a larger trend stimulated by the leading writers of the French Enlightenment, an 18th-century intellectual movement that developed from interrelated conceptions of reason, nature, and man.
Having inherited an economy in recession and reeling from interrelated credit and housing crises, Mr. Obama starts off from a stunning deficit for 2009 that is projected to reach $1.75 trillion when the fiscal year ends Sept. 30, or nearly four times last year's shortfall.
DyeVC continuously gathers information from interrelated clones, starting from clones registered by the user.
They test the hypothesis that remittances stem from "interrelated individual behaviors".
The study is mainly focused on the encoding of speech based on general higher-order tensor structure to extract the robust auditory-based feature from interrelated feature subspace.
And there are also more obvious gains that come from owning interrelated businesses: Disney buying Marvel or eBay acquiring PayPal.
He pursued a finely wrought realism from one interrelated motif to another: landscapes, flower still lifes, hummingbirds, hummingbirds chaperoned by orchids or passionflowers and finally recumbent magnolia and lotus blossoms, painted a bit larger than life.
The original, super-stylish, Cannes prizewinning film, co-written by half a dozen writers (including Saviano) and deftly woven from five interrelated, fictional stories, was prime real estate for a small-screen conversion.
Automation evolved from three interrelated trends in technology: the development of powered machinery for production operations, the introduction of powered equipment to move materials and workpieces during the manufacturing process, and the perfecting of control systems to regulate production, handling, and distribution.
An organisation's emergent property results from the interrelated activities of people who design it, manage it and operate it.
