The end of his life overlapped with the emergence of the most interdependent age in human history, the explosion of the Internet and the era of globalization.
We live in the most interconnected and interdependent world in our history, and yet, many of us know little about our global community.
At a news conference yesterday on Fifth Avenue with Kenny (Babyface) Edmonds to talk about the International AIDS Trust, Mr. Clinton said, "We are living in the most interdependent world in all of human history," an implicit criticism of W.'s go-it-alone stance.
Experiments show that robots controlled by NWR-PF can perform interdependent services by referring to the service history.
In this study, the interdependent effect of chemical composition and thermal history on artificial aging was investigated for the aluminum alloy AA6061.
A history of growing rice contributed to an interdependent mode of thought.
If multiple-prediction theory is identified with part of automata theory (which is not always done), it is possible to consider the construction of a computing machine, or automaton, capable of sensing many interdependent elements of its environment at once and, from a long history of such data, of predicting a future that is a function of the same interdependent elements.
Their vibrant history, in which each has won a European trophy, is interdependent.
World History Standard 44- Understands the search for community, stability, and peace in an interdependent world.
Academic Content Standards: Grades 6-8 World History Standard 44- Understands the search for community, stability, and peace in an interdependent world.
