Sentence examples for interdependent parts from inspiring English sources

After the Turkish invasion, these two interdependent parts were cut off from each other.

The Hawthorne researchers came to view the workplace as a social system made up of interdependent parts.

"The reform plan has lots of moving, interdependent parts and in many ways the key task is sequencing," said Philip Peters, a Cuba expert at the Lexington Institute.

The vast scope of his themes spread out across his texts, which often function as interdependent parts of one organic unity.

He and other social theorists of the 19th and early 20th centuries conceived of society as an organism comprising interdependent parts that form a structure similar to the anatomy of a living body.

When asked, on her deathbed, "What is the answer?" Stein purportedly said, "What is the question?" Esteban Vicente has traveled the furthest from exterior references in his free-floating chromatic abstractions, which work best when colors and gestures coalesce in a kind of interactive balance, like a living organism with all its interdependent parts working in rhythmic harmony.

This led to the conceptualization of the individual as an interdependent part of larger social systems.

Whereas software was once considered a detail to be bundled, it has since become an intricate and interdependent part of most products.

Though walking around in separate shells, we remain an interdependent part of an overall super intelligence.

But, then, the original English sense of "organ" was an instrument or a machine made up of interdependent specialized parts, as in the musical pipe organ.

This one is paired with a nude from 1920: "Clouds, torsos, shells, peppers, trees, rocks, smoke stacks, are but interdependent, interrelated parts of a whole, which is Life".