Jefferson: Not to flog a deceased equine, but let us suggest that man, with his infinite intellect, invents a series of machines, interconnected to one another, as if caught in a net, to purchase goods.
The analysis technique used is the transfer matrix method in which the piping system, with or without multiple inputs and outputs, is represented by a combination of discrete acoustic elements interconnected to one another at two stations such that the acoustic pressure and volume velocity at one station are uniquely related to those at the other by a two-by-two parameter matrix.
Individuals are not isolated but interconnected to each another in a society.
He defines them as "a routinised type of behaviour which consists of several elements, interconnected to one another: forms of bodily activities, forms of mental activities, 'things', and their use, a background knowledge in the form of understanding, know-how, states of emotion and motivational knowledge" [35].
I'm seeing different groups with different issue areas working together and seeing that the issues are interconnected to one another.
All these regulatory nodes may have been interconnected to one another.
The topology (i.e., the architecture) of a network describes how its elements are interconnected to one another, thereby providing the necessary structural basis for the subsequent analysis of the dynamics of the system.
In sharp contrast, upon Parkin-induced mitophagy, TBC1D15−/− cells display more expanded LC3 accumulation than WT cells and also generate thin LC3-labeled tubular structures interconnected to one another, which are very similar to that seen in FIS1 −/− cells.
With each location on the New York City subway system interconnected to one another, there's no way that you can miss the train to the station.
