Sentence examples for interconnectivity between the from inspiring English sources

Presumably there is some interconnectivity between the caves.

In "Cherry Blossoms" the interconnectivity between the two cultures goes both ways through Butoh, a postwar Japanese art form that took its anti-traditional cue from German Expressionist dancing.

This study aims to increase the understanding of the complex interactions and interconnectivity between the critical factors that help maintain the land degradation processes in sub-arctic environments.

Further analytical investigations showed that the addition of Al2O3 doped MWCNT affected the interconnectivity between the conducting particles because of their high aspect ratios.

Embracing automation and the internet of things (the interconnectivity between the physical and virtual realms) as progress towards a more efficient society will free us from long hours of unrewarding labour.

The scaffolds prepared often show a dense surface layer and poor interconnectivity between the macropores, which reduces cell seeding into the scaffolds in vitro and causes nonuniform distribution of the seeded cells.

This bundle of axons connects frontal cortex with the temporal pole and a relative reduction in the left hemisphere might be expected to lead to a loss of interconnectivity between these regions relevant to the deficits we have observed over the left hemisphere and located frontally in the phonological component of language.

We also showed that haulage has the potential to increase the interconnectivity between farms within the commercial sector of the industry, without showing any evidence of direct exchanges of animals.

Chloride anions can affect the morphology of the prepared OMS-2RC via either expansion and or contraction of the interconnectivity between nearby pores causing the disappearance of the hysteresis.

My point here is not to blame China, Europe or Russia for the crisis, but rather to highlight the already apparent deep interconnectivity between economies in the 21st century, in bad times and in good.

This latter strategy impedes interconnectivity between markets in the region, limits the ability for vital use of that data for things like protection from fraud, and ends up introducing more risk than it reduces.