He uses the principles he finds from the study of the natural world — those of interaction and interdependence — and extends them to urban life, often citing Jane Jacobs.
As a result of increasing interaction and interdependence, the Hun nomads bordering the agricultural areas finally lived among the Han farmers during the first century AD.
Three major sources of complexity in many real-world problems are size, variable interaction, and interdependence of the subcomponents of a problem.
One of the main features of these data is spatial autocorrelation, which measures the degree of interaction and interdependence between spatially located observations [ 16].
In CMOP-E, occupational performance is perceived as the result of interaction and interdependence between the person(s), the environment, and the occupation(s).
We anticipated that resident participation in CoL would encourage collaborative learning behaviors, including promotive interaction, social skills, group processing and interdependence as well as individual accountability [ 6].
Moreover, the mutual connection, interdependence, interaction and mutual restrict of many elements involved in the frozen soil system were expound.
Enderby [ 19] identified these characteristics to include a definable membership, group consciousness, shared vision, corporate sense of purpose, clear interdependence and interaction, and co-ordinated action.
In contrast, global interconnectedness is about interaction, interdependence and cross-cultural influence.
Authority moderated associations between reciprocity and several characteristics of closeness such that reciprocity was positively linked to interdependence, daily social interaction, and weekly activity diversity, but only in relationships characterized by low levels of authority.
Several possible mechanisms have been proposed for the auxin-BR interdependence, including BIN2 ARF interaction, and co-regulation of gene expression by BZR and ARF factors (Vert et al., 2008; Walcher and Nemhauser, 2012).
