Sentence examples for interconnections with the from inspiring English sources
It represents an integrative focus, functioning through its widespread interconnections with the cortex and other regions of the brain.
It's your usual water recycling steps: screening and filtering; biological processing; membrane processing; UV sterilisation; and chlorination – but it's putting it all together and co-ordinating it with the water capture of mains water, interconnections with the trade waste and sewer, and connecting up the recycled water mains to export that is the new and more complex part".
These spectral instabilities also have strong interconnections with the morphological and viscoelastic changes in such multilayers.
Rather, through this conceptualisation, sustainability can be understood as an ongoing process that has a politics of change and negotiation and interconnections with the local and global.
In the design of the proposed controller, each local area network is overlapped with states representing the interconnections with the other local area networks in the global system.
As a sacrificial template, the M13 virus was first used to form interconnections with the TiO2 nanoparticles via electrostatic binding; then the M13 virus was thermally decomposed to leave hollow channels as pathways for electrolyte penetration.
Further, the synthesized controller makes an interconnection with the plant such that the interconnected system satisfies the desired behavior.
Main tubes, exploratory tunnels, side tunnels, multi-purpose areas, lateral access and the interconnections with Fortezza and the Innsbruck bypass are the components considered during the calculation phase.
If the price for interconnection with the incumbent network goes up, it will only make this process harder, if feasible at all.
But this sensation of harmony and interconnection with the universe — what Freud described as the "oceanic feeling" — is also a desirable high, as well as a goal of many spiritual practices.
Nonetheless, he said, water can be funneled to the Northeast, if necessary, by way of an interconnection with the Elizabethtown Water Company in Bridgewater and the Newark water supply system.
