Sentence examples for interconnected both from inspiring English sources

And as the course progresses, we'll see lots of ways in which systems get interconnected both in series and in parallel and feedback interconnections, et cetera, to achieve a wide variety of things.

Our research and teaching are interconnected; both are urgent, because our understanding of the consequences for individuals and society of their interactions with information and machines remains critical, contentious, and inadequate.

These pathways are deeply interconnected both in terms of C precursor supply and of allosteric interactions [ 30].

Ethics and human rights are interconnected; both are based on the core principles of the respectful and dignified treatment of persons [ 58].

Moreover, anatomical tracer studies have demonstrated that these areas are heavily interconnected, both within and across hemispheres (Stanton et al. 1993, 1995; Schall et al. 1995).

From studies in monkeys and humans it is known that the lateral premotor cortex and M1 are densely interconnected both anatomically and functionally [ 30- 36].

Clive is not a new kernel architecture, but is designed to interconnect both local and distributed components and tools in a CSP-like framework.

According to the evolutionary analysis, sequence alignment (Fig. 4B) indicated that VFTM of VKR proteins exhibit all the characteristics of GABABR1 homologs with the two lobes I and II, composing the ligand binding domain, as well as the linkers, L1, L2 and L3 which interconnect both lobes.

At the junction of the circumesophageal connectives and the paired ventral nerve cords, a subesophageal commissure interconnects both ventral nerve cords.

The molecular signalling for both autophagy and apoptosis are interconnected, as both share and target mitochondrial degradation that results in inhibition of several pro-survival signalling molecules, including Bcl-2 and BCLxL.

Thus, the pyrolysis and the boiler processes are interconnected together both via energy and mass balances.