Perkmann and Walsh's (2009) investigation into the two sides of collaboration indicated that applied projects showed higher degrees of partner interdependence and enabled exploratory learning by academics, leading to new ideas and projects.
Interconnection and interdependence intensify and enable new capabilities, and data proliferates, offering up important insights.
Playing around with this option enables to get a grip on the interdependence of the pathways.
Table 1 Strengths and limitations of AHP and TOPSIS AHP TOPSIS Strength Limitation Strength Limitation Easy to use Adversely affected by Interdependence of criteria and alternatives Simple to apply Its use of Euclidean distance disregards correlation among attributes Use of pairwise comparison enables easy weighting of coefficients and comparison of alternatives.
We argue that creating relative stability enables firms to use existing, and build new, project capabilities, and hence aligning and reconciling are important to project-based firms in environments where there is high interdependence across heterogeneous firms and rapid technological change.
"Experiences with disability are what have enabled me to embrace interdependence, and build much stronger caring communities, and imagine and create communities that flourish through difference as opposed to through sameness," she says.
Refined integration of PK and PD (known as 'quantitative pharmacology' or a PKPD approach) is advocated, enabling clarification of the interdependence of a drug's pharmacological properties on its target physiological system(s) and its systemic exposure characteristics.
Every one of them conforms to Heidi Hartmann's definition of patriarchy as "relations between men, which have a material base, and which, though hierarchical, establish or create interdependence and solidarity among men that enable them to dominate women" (1981, 14).
Recognition of the interdependence of policy and practice will enable government to achieve these goals more effectively.
Yet, it is also widely recognised that many pastoralist communities have multiple sources and manifestations of strength; they are often able to cope and adapt in the face of such adversity due to their local knowledge, mobility, interdependence and the existence of institutions to enable communal decision-making (López-i-Gelats et al. 2016; Barrow et al. 2007; Fratkin and Mearns 2003).
