Sentence examples for interconnected histories from inspiring English sources

By and large, the ME today is a breeding ground for conflict, where vicious cycles of internecine wars and discord destroy economies, creates mass suffering and pit one people against another; and this, sadly, in a region inhabited by people who have long interconnected histories, and who have more in common among themselves than differences, from Tehran to Tel-Aviv.

"In manufacturing a camera lucida for the 21st century, our aim is to stimulate interest in media archaeology the tightly interconnected history of visual culture and imaging technologies".

This omission has had major implications to data-analysis, too often based on techniques and procedures designed for linear phenomena, which should not be applied to systems characterised by non-linearity, self-organisation and constant change, fragmented but highly interconnected, history-dependent and counter-intuitive [ 3].

To mark this year's Carnival season, THUMP Brazil is excited to announce that we will be taking over Beats 1 for the next four Saturdays to explore how music and dance are interconnected with the festival's history and legacy in Brazil.

While Asia and Europe have been interconnected since the beginning of human history, they have been considered independently for thousands of years.

Instead, we're left with a series of histories that want to be interconnected but end up a bit too self-contained.

All these fields of massive investment and radical innovation transform our reality in such a profound way that every aspect of our lives will soon be integrated into a big global digital "network" which is already, for the first time in human history, enabling the creation of a constantly interconnected global brain.

Even though the AncestryDNA database primarily represents people in the United States, what we know about human history tells us that other populations are just as interconnected.

Everything is interconnected.

Everything is now interconnected".

It is too interconnected.