The behaviour of individuals and groups is seen as falling into multiple interdependencies, and these interdependencies are considered sufficiently unified to warrant use of the word "system".
Although there is both theoretical and empirical support for interaction between the modulatory components of cerebellar cortical activity, they do not seem to share any strict interdependency from the perspective of individual Purkinje cells.
A network is a social structure composed of individuals (or organizations) called nodes that are connected by one or more types of interdependencies (e.g., professional, friendship, kinship).
A social network is a social structure composed of individuals (or organisations) called "nodes", which are tied (connected) by one or more specific types of interdependency, such as friendship, kinship, financial exchange, dislike, sexual relationships, or relationships of beliefs, knowledge or prestige.
Therefore, the strength of the interdependency between any two occupations depends only on the number of households that are engaged in both, and not on the number of individuals in these households (which typically varies between households).
Because of these interdependencies, interpreting parameter estimates of individual models can be very difficult.
Technology valuation metrics need to consider the complexity and interdependency of environmental and security objectives, rather than focusing on individual cost-competitiveness of technologies outside of the power system.
The NAO report highlights the interdependency of the government and its major suppliers.
Your display should include an image of a food chain that would demonstrate the interdependency of species in the Pacific Northwest.
Individual utilities then reassessed their profiles on the basis of a more realistic assessment of access, competition for resources and interdependency of services.
