Sentence examples for idea of interconnection from inspiring English sources

Whereas, cyber-physical systems frequently include physical systems that have originally been developed as stand-alone systems without the vague idea of interconnection.

The Buddhist concept of 'dependent arising' that postulates that all phenomena arise, remain and cease in relation to everything has been translated in Western Buddhism as an ecological idea of interconnection between all organisms, an idea also drawn upon in the environmentalism of Tibetans religious elites (e.g., Ogyen Trinley Dorje 2011).

But if there is anything to this idea of interconnections, contingent capital will only make it worse.

The idea of network interconnection is to overcome the borders between the networks and to provide functionality, which is available in one network, to devices of the other network.

Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence was based on the ancient Vedic (sacred writings of Hinduism) idea of "Ahimsa" which emphasizes the interconnection of all living things and avoidance of physical violence in human relations and in the relations between humans and other living things, notably animals.

The Jataka stories also illustrate the moral and salvific potential that comes with an accurate, enlightened appraisal of the vast network of interconnections described by the idea of samsara.

Even though Eastwood sketches an us-against-them struggle between those who defend that idea of society and those who turn that idea against itself, he also draws together, with a brisk and light touch, tight bonds of interconnection, of community, that define a place and a time.

This is the value of interconnection of personal data.

Like White, Moschovakis uses formal innovation as a way of imagining new modes of interconnection.

That's not sentimentality: there is a very strong sense of interconnection with you".

5) Benefits of interconnection.