Sentence examples for interdependency to from inspiring English sources
In practice, the authoritarian states have abused this access and economic interdependency to spread their corruption while cracking down ever harder at home.
Antifragility – the capacity to survive and benefit from shocks – must be designed into project and organizational structure and function by manipulating such factors as complexity and interdependency to evade failure in a turbulent and unpredictable world.
These prove the important role of endocardium ESS interdependency to improve subendocardial microcirculation and hemodynamic regardless of classical coronary network conditions.
Clearly, this exercise ignores the interdependency, to varying extents, of these questions with each other as well as with other questions in the care pathways.
Adequate tools are thus needed in capturing these interdependencies to support informed decisions on architectural evolutions.
A security weakness of VHF has been pointed out and resolved by adding block interdependencies to the algorithm [6].
It will, therefore, be interesting in this study to find out how slum dwellers use social networks (connections and interdependencies) to enhance preparedness and resilience.
The results for the four metals system show significant short-run and long-run dependencies and interdependencies to news and past volatility.
Even though these meetings were seen as a reminder of how the project is proceeding and enablers for the technical discussion, they were seen somewhat useless when everyone had their distinct tasks without interdependencies to each other.
One form of complexity stems from the tendency of interdependencies to propagate between systems; disruptions in the development of one system may propagate to other dependent systems in successive cycles, creating schedule and cost overruns.
The interdependencies to other ICH guidelines and topics during drug development (e.g. impurities and degradants, stability and specification design) must be taken into account to define the required acceptance criteria.
