Unless the growing interconnection of the world disrupts the pattern, this could be the future of English, Mr. Smith said.
The former include demographic imbalances, migratory flows, the political and economic rise of Asia Pacific, inequalities in the distribution of wealth, and the increased interconnection of the world due to advances in information technologies.
How America handles the interconnection of the world economy affects our domestic one.
Second, while Du Châtelet accepts the systematic interconnection of the created world as a feature of it, and as a sort of heuristic in our scientific practice, she puts strict limits on the scientist's appeal to a systematic account of phenomena, especially in light of falsifying experience.
"They know the interconnections of the business world," said Brian Blau, an analyst at Gartner, a technology research firm.
On the basis of this "interconnection-thesis" the world is defined formally by Wolff as 'a whole which is not also a part.'[96] Several aspects of this definition deserve comment.
There are more small companies with clever new ideas to take advantage of this infrastructure that is defined, as Craig put it, with the PC as the starting access point and the interconnection that spans the world.
Portrait by portrait, we are learning the larger story of the world, the chance interconnections, as well as the necessary relations, that made a place like the World Trade Center function.
The heart of the center is the Waters of the World exhibit, which demonstrates the interconnection of muddy pond water, fast-flowing river water, brackish water where rivers meet the sea, and salt water like that in Long Island Sound.
The interconnection of the data centers becomes much more significant.
For some vegetarians, an intense disliking of the taste and texture of meat begins early on, and is later bolstered by innate feelings of interconnection with animals and the world as a whole.[1].
