Comments on the interconnectedness of the sensory areas of the brain.
(Dunning) DANCE AT VISION FESTIVAL X (Tuesday) Maria Mitchell's multimedia "Bejeweled: Lydia on the Top Floor" will open the dance component of this weeklong festival focusing on the interconnectedness of the arts and their audiences.
Altogether a high number of less connected terms could be found in the concept maps for both groups of students; the structural analysis provides further information on the interconnectedness of the terms.
Four elements seemed central: a focus on interests, not ideology or past history, as the basis for relations among states; recognition of the need to deal with "who is powerful," whoever they are; emphasis on the interconnectedness of the region's issues; and secularism vs. extremism as a central dynamic in the region and a particular threat to Syrian stability.
Calling for totem pole dialogue, as the DHCD has endorsed, on the "interconnectedness of the past, present and future of Anacostia" undoubtedly has merit.
According to the DHCD, the selected artist's proposal reflected the "diverse history and heritage of the community" and inspired the viewer to "establish a dialogue on the interconnectedness of the past, present and future of Anacostia".
The economist Adam Smith's theories on the interconnectedness of the world -- capitalism -- were significantly influenced by the Stoicism that he studied as a schoolboy, under a teacher who had translated Marcus Aurelius' works.
Next, to discover and visualize the biological connectivity of the estrogen-responsive genes, the IPA network generating algorithm is used to maximize the interconnectedness of the genes based on all known connectivity in the database.
When one plant, often wheat, corn, or soy, replaces hundreds, it disrupts the ecological balance and the interconnectedness of the species that depend on it.
(b) graphical model of the clique-generalized HMM, where the interconnectedness on full joint dependencies is only partly drawn.
