Sentence examples for historical interconnection from inspiring English sources
The economic life of the state reflects the historical interconnection of shipping, foreign trade, and industry.
Judaism's relation to Christianity is complicated because of the close historical interconnections between them.
Interrogating scarcity is thus congruent with (indeed exemplified by) Pogge's powerful argument that global responsibility is inescapable given the nature of historical and contemporary interconnections, as embodied in economic institutions as well as discrete policy choices.
The historical knowledge of painters' pigments and the interconnection between painting and other crafts have been greatly improved by current chemical analysis.
Historians should probe historical events and actions in order to discover the interconnections of meaning and symbolic interaction that human actions have created (Sherratt 2006).
Interconnection is not presence.
Describing the events variously as "parallel portraits" and "a marriage of historical fiction and the art of chamber music," Mr. Clark has invited actors to join with singers and instrumentalists in pursuit of "the most intimate and passionate music, along with interconnections among the great artists who produced it".
