This assumption "is a cornerstone when discussing traditional notions of reliability and validity" (Deville and Chalhoub-Deville 2006, p. 12) and is in line with interdependent interaction language and measurement frameworks, which dominate the language testing and traditional measurement literature.
When designing production lines, a series of complex, interdependent phases need to be considered.
The aim of the analytical method is to capture the interdependent behaviour of the machines in the line due to the shared buffers.
Jo worked tirelessly across party lines because she understood that in our complex and interdependent world, compromise is a sign of strength not weakness.
But few think that London will escape cuts altogether, and it seems unlikely that both projects can proceed in their current form.The official line from Mr Hendy is that both are "fundamental," interdependent and cannot be cut back.
This work also covers ACh receptors, signaling pathways, other interdependent and interrelated substances, functional processes, role of ChEs as first-line gatekeepers and defenses for the architecture of cells, tissues and organisms, physically, chemically, and structurally.
All of this contributes to the lines between different consumer actions getting increasingly blurred, and also more interdependent.
In studies of senescence induced by chemotherapy in breast and colon cancer cell lines, autophagy and senescence occur in parallel but not in an interdependent manner.
The business community is an ecosystem and entirely interdependent.
The cost of rebuilding the trade center, several related projects and the downtown public transportation system will run close to $24 billion — probably not all that surprising given the institutional rivalries, the political squabbling and the complexity of building 26 interdependent projects on a cramped 16-acre site next to a river and with two transit lines running underneath.
