Sentence examples for interconnectedness from from inspiring English sources
An intricate set of interim agreements already in place between the Israelis and the Palestinians governs every facet of their interconnectedness, from water to trade.
If we don't believe in modern science or spirituality, it is still easy to observe the interconnectedness from the globalization in business and politics.
In Psalm 148 the interconnectedness is derived from the common origins of all Creation from God.
As a shield from the terrible purity of Singer's vision, I'll look to the corruption that comes from interconnectedness.
Both were long works with epic themes: the first addressed slavery in America, and the second addressed the interconnectedness of music from around the world as a metaphor for integration.
In Leopold, this interconnectedness is derived from the common evolutionary origins of all living creatures and their ecological interaction with the environment.
It's this belief — in the simple interconnectedness of all things, from creatures to synthesizers and beyond — that most makes Rogers an artist of her time.
Police forensic techniques need to "adapt and grow" to address the dangers posed by the so-called "Internet of Everything" – a new era of technological interconnectedness in which everything from garage doors to hospital health systems will be linked and controlled through computer networks.
At one place Ibn Kammuna argues from the interconnectedness of all reality, which implies that a single "necessary existence" must stand at the top of the causal chain.
This is not just risk from the integration of the investment banking and commercial functions, but systemic risk from the interconnectedness of major financial institutions globally, as well as the scope of each individual business.
Moreover, in the biomedical model, diverse symptoms of diseases such as FMS are often addressed separately from their interconnectedness and linkages to the patient's individualised bio-psychosocial factors [ 49].
