And also for systems of interdependent definitions.
Delivery-focused enterprises are interdependent by definition.
Such relationships are by definition interdependent, and integrity demands a working through of what that requires in practice (Koehn, 2005).
Its definition encompasses the interdependent, reciprocal nature of the modern relationship between brands and people.
Those campaigning to retain the Union believe that the weak points in the Nationalist case lie with those interdependent issues - because, by definition, they feature intrinsic uncertainty for the very basic reason that they are not decisions to be taken by one party.
The pathogenesis of DDD is difficult to elucidate because of the various DDD definitions and multiple interdependent factors, such as decreased nutrition supply [ 4], altered mechanical loading [ 5], hereditary factors [ 6], and changed extracellular matrix (ECM) composition [ 7].
To handle temporal violations in an automatic and cost-effective fashion, two interdependent fundamental issues viz. the definition of fine-grained recoverable temporal violations and the design of light-weight effective exception handling strategies need to be resolved.
Recent definitions of trust imply interdependent behavioral expectations.
We are all interdependent, and while there are many definitions for codependency, they all add up to "not interdependent".
Systems that used to be separate are now interconnected and interdependent, which means that they are, by definition, more complex.
He is a man, she is a woman and if symbiosis means two dissimilar organisms in an intimate interdependent association, according to its original biological definition, then certainly the pair are in close union.
