Sentence examples for interdependent linkages from inspiring English sources
Soil temperature is the principal driver of soil water evapotranspirative losses, and because of the interdependent linkages between soil temperature, soil moisture, weathering, production and retention of soil, vegetation, and hydrological response, relatively small temperature increases will likely accelerate the ongoing environmental changes in this and similar areas.
Variables observed at small area level are interdependent because proximity and linkages between neighbouring areas.
According to Porter (1990, page 41), firms' activities can be broken down into a sequence of activities called a value chain, 'an interdependent system or network of activities connected by linkages'.
In this income increase (8.698), because the impact of economic linkages inside the (own) region is just 1.600, the interdependent impacts with Hokkaido and "other part" are bigger than the case in Hokkaido.17 In particular, the (income) increase via "household (R)," "non-finance company (R)," and "local government (R)" is comparatively large in ROJ.
Lastly, an urban SDG could help to strengthen other SDGs and promote linkages among them especially in areas where the goals are linked or are interdependent on each other.
The upstream-downstream linkages in the Himalayan region are part of a complex system; they are interdisciplinary and interdependent and cannot be understood from simple analysis of the individual components.
"It's being interdependent".
Moreover, they were interdependent.
Its big pieces are interdependent.
"They are very interdependent".
