The world is interconnected and actions, perceptions and ideologies of hatred and violent extremism are international phenomena.
Development of FLIWAS was initiated by an expansive learning-a realization that the original plan of action (i.e., interconnecting existing ISs) was not a good solution, given the available economic, organizational, and technical resources (instruments), for the system level activity (i.e., facilitate cross-border DM).
Only by integrating and interconnecting protected areas, mixed-use public lands and (by voluntary actions) private lands can we achieve true grizzly bear conservation.
In conclusion, the increased low-beta activity may reflect activity in long axons of pyramidal bundles [19], interconnecting the cortical networks involved in implementing attentional, energetical and computational functions necessary for the preparation for action.
Although Alexei Ulyukayev didn't mention Japan by name, he said: We have said more than once that, in a modern, globally interconnected world, one-sided actions are counterproductive.
A team, a collective, a group of experts—all these terms describe a number of people with common business interests, being interconnected by common goals and actions.
Local, regional, and national levels are interconnected in supporting and facilitating action on climate change; thus data at multiple levels and research that link scales to understand these relationships are needed.
Assuming the sharing of action-related information within functionally interconnected circuits, this conceptual framework might help explain the matching object-selective and planning-related responses observed here within both EBA and pMTG.
Be more curious about how fragments interconnect and how people are affected by your actions.
Basically, this way of thinking posits that all things are intricately interconnected in very complex ways, so that any action (or inaction, for that matter) will always result in a variety of consequences.
