Microgrids can operate either interconnected to the utility grid or disconnected forming an island.
Two occupied sites are interconnected only if either there exists a one-hop link or both of them share such links with another occupied site.
Cell counts were also made in five thalamic nuclei that are directly interconnected with either the hippocampus or prefrontal cortex.
However, it was shown that for lipid vesicles interconnected with LNTs, either pulled outward from the vesicle wall [5, 15] or inward into the vesicle interior [11, 17], the neck elements (the junctions between the lipid tube and the vesicle body) also contribute to the total free energy of the membrane.
These observations support the notion that phospholipid and TAG metabolism are metabolically tightly interconnected and that inactivation of either biosynthetic branch forces the channeling of FAs into the other, with potentially detrimental consequences for the cell.
It isn't either big enough or interconnected enough to cause global financial markets to freeze up the way they did in 2008.
This is either because semantic representations are interconnected or because they share several semantic features.
In dermotaxis (Singh's skin traction) method, two parallel Kirschner wires (1.5 mm) are passed through the dermis on either side of the wound margins and interconnected by compression device consisting of threaded rod having two blocks and compression knob.
The brain consists of nerve cells (neurons) and glial cells that are interconnected, and when these connections are changed, either by adding or removing these connections or by adding new cells, new information is stored in the brain.
We conclude that sustainability challenges commonly categorised as either economic, environmental or social are, in reality, more complexly interconnected (so that an artificial separation of these categories is problematic).
