Wiktionary is also brilliant for looking at Chinese/Japanese characters; the roots, phonetics, number of strokes, various pronunciations, multi-character words and tones are all right there and again, clickably interconnected to related items.
The block following Zendikar, Scars of Mirrodin, revisited the plane of Mirrodin, where the Mirran natives battled against an invading Phyrexian corruption unwittilingly left by Karn (again interconnecting various storylines).
Chas oeuvre was profoundly interconnected across works and media, and she returned again and again to certain key themes.
Again, using the Treg/Th17 reciprocally interconnected theory, the authors demonstrated that BM stromal cells reverse the suppressive activity of Tregs and promote IL-17 expression in these cells via IL-1β and IL-6 production.
Again, how are these four elements interconnected or mutually reinforcing?
In a world that has never felt so interconnected, the spectre of disorder, destabilization, and brutalism, is, once again, upon us.
When thawed back again to room temperature, the substance turns into a highly interconnected pore-containing hydrogel, which is similar in composition to bodily soft tissues in terms of their water content, structure, and mechanics.
The current crisis has once again confirmed the fundamental recognition that our growth and prosperity are interconnected, and that no region of the globe can wall itself off in a globalized world economy.
Once again, the actions of histone methylases and demethylases seem to be interconnected with DNA methylation.
We learned in 2008 and again recently in the Cyprus collapse that world financial markets are deeply interconnected.
