If a coach at Tennessee State hadn't given me a break at 14, I never would have been in the Olympic Games". The sports week at Pepperdine was first in a planned series of career exploration weeks (other programs will expose students to jobs in the arts, sciences and recreation), all part of an ambitious undertaking, Project Interdependence, developed by Bronston in 1981.
Starting from recent work on adaptive complex systems and product design, the present paper discusses how interdependencies between the individual operations of a production process affect technological change and how the degree and structure of interdependence itself develops over time.
One day a planned interdependence may develop.
It came to be regarded as a guide to good governance, appropriate to conditions of globalization and complex economic and social interdependence for developed and developing economies alike.
The statement, issued by the Group of 24 after a daylong caucus, offered a broad list of grievances against the wealthier nation's management of the global economy, but it also spoke of the growing interdependence between the developed and developing countries.
The fact that all of families in our study did not have access to the checklist could be a conscious strategic approach by the PDSN, since the relationship with the family is considered the main focus in developing interdependence.
Instead, he reformulates group intentions within a theory of what he calls interdependence and, in doing so, develops a general outlook on collective responsibility that not only combines individualism and collectivism but places both relationships and social structures at the center of our attention.
It's crucial to select the right people and develop mutual interdependence and trust.
The concept of smart grids being developed involves interdependence between the electrical, thermal and material flows.
Developing economic interdependence among the members would result in a spill-over effect and the economic community would be easily deepened.
