Sentence examples for interconnected perspectives from inspiring English sources

The study of Arabic metaphysics can be approached from a variety of interconnected perspectives.

Taking the above into consideration, vocational teacher professionality has to be regarded from two interconnected perspectives.

We interconnect these two perspectives by introducing the concept of strategic consistency, which we define in this paper as the coherence of strategic directions of acquisitions within a series.

Higgs et al. [ 71] state that knowledge is dynamic and that theoretical and practical perspectives coexist, are interconnected and interdependent, and that they are intertwined in interventions.

"We're so interconnected that an isolationist's perspective is no longer an option".

A mentality based on a realization that all lives on this planet are interconnected and interdependent; a realization and perspective that fuels actions with compassion and empathy.

The motivations for building such networks include the following: (i) from a biological perspective, genes are assumed to be interconnected into cohesive networks that control a certain biological process and (ii) from a methodological perspective, the integration of multiple layers of information is more likely to identify biologically relevant signals than analysis of either data source alone.

At the next step, we looked at scam campaigns from a broader perspective: by searching for loosely interconnected clusters.

From the nurses' perspectives malnutrition and physical inactivity were interconnected and the overall understanding from the analysis was Nurses' potentials and barriers to provide proper nutritional care.

Pulling on his expertise as a scientist to discuss climate change from a historical perspective, Flannery also explains how climate change is interconnected across the planet.

Functional network architecture, as we define it, is an attempt to explain how all the nodes in a network are interconnected in a manner that is most efficient from the perspective of the task to be performed.