Sentence examples for interdependence of action from inspiring English sources

Moreover, some account of the interdependence of action in question is called for, e.g. that it is not the sort of interdependence of action involved in conflict situations (although it might arise as a solution to a prior conflict situation).

Nevertheless, such interdependence of action is not sufficient for a convention, norm or rule, or even a set of conventions, norms or rules, to be an institution.

Assume that the conventions, norms or rules in question are social in the sense that they involve the required interdependence of action, e.g. the parties to any given convention, or the adherent to any such norm or rule, conform to (respectively) the convention, norm or rule on the condition that others do.

The regularities in action (or rules or norms) made use of in such atomistic accounts of institutions cannot simply be a single person's regularities in action (or a single person's rules or norms prescribing his or her individual action alone); rather there must be interdependence of action such that, for example, agent A only performs action x, if other agents, B and C do likewise.

In Anthony Giddens' introduction to Central Problems in Social Theory, he states that, "in order to show the interdependence of action and structure... we must grasp the time space relations inherent in the constitution of all social interaction".

Interdependence of AR actions and levels of specific transcription factors were illustrated by findings that gene knockdown with and siRNA against Oct-1 abrogated repression of MAFbx by testosterone [ 50].

This approach has been very fruitful but has important limitations and fails to do full justice to the interdependence of perception and action (Brooks, 1991; Clark & Chalmers, 1998; Hurley, 2001, 2002).

So the structure consists of: (i) the habitual actions of each institutional agent; (ii) the set of such agents; and (iii) the relationship of interdependence between the actions of any one agent and the actions of the other agents.

One of its principles is that patterns of behaviour depend on the whole network and not dyads, since the relationships between each pair of companies will be conditioned by the relationships that each of them has with third-party companies; therefore, the interdependence of the agents and their actions is presupposed.

Moreover, our study showed a strong correlation of NT occurrence and cellular cholesterol contents, demonstrating an interdependence of NT mediated cell communication, cytokine action and cholesterol homeostasis.

We also found striking interdependence in the action of the small cations with protamine or gentamicin, distorted oscillations under the action of intermediate levels of gentamicin and Ca++, and reversible freezing of the Min oscillation at high cationic concentrations.