Sentence examples for interdependent character from inspiring English sources

Only in the context of a categorical rejection of any foundationalism of intrinsic reality both conventionally and ultimate, Candrakīrti insists, can there be mundane practices rooted in the mutually interdependent character of cognitive processes and objects cognised.

Although the family network was a fundamental support and an enabling factor for the actions that people took in relation to their illness, the interdependent character of the relations among relatives also had constraining consequences for these actions.

So as a general rule, when a new industry takes root, and the first products emerge in a wave, almost always the architecture of the product will be proprietary and interdependent in character.

In these episodes, the characters' interdependent narcissism generally becomes unwieldy: the four of them go to the North Fork with competing ideas of a good weekend, and their trivial preferences become statements of purpose — ammunition for a fight about who they are.

In Jane Austen's novels, on the other hand, all the characters are interdependent and strictly tied to the plot.

Our Bayesian phylogenetic analyses inferred that evolutionary changes in some pairs of character states were interdependent.

The first sentence of our mission statement says that Wooster is "a community of independent minds, working together to prepare students to become leaders of character and influence in an interdependent global community," so it's absolutely central to what we do.

We're part of an interdependent system.

Despite efforts to tie them together by means of recurring characters, the parts do not feel interdependent, and none is developed enough to be compelling on its own.

Many software quality attributes are highly interdependent.

In an interdependent world, that movement played a crucial role.