In FCA the example set and the inferred concepts are interdependent by principle whereas in the SOHN approach example and hypotheses are inherently independent although they are often related in practice as a consequence of the knowledge extraction process.
At the same time, by isolating themselves from the greater community, these youthful environmentalists were ignoring one of ecology's most important principles: that interdependent elements work in harmony for the benefit of the whole.
If not, several items become interdependent, which violates the principles of test construction [ 13].
Rather than see the PDSA method as a 'black box' of QI, 23 it is important to understand that the use of PDSA cycles is, itself, a complex intervention made up of a series of interdependent steps and key principles that inform its application 5 24 25 and that this application is also affected by local context.
Certain indigenous North American lifeways highlighting earth's maternal sacredness and creation's interrelatedness were influential in formulating this principle, and although in Islam, a direct correlation of divinity with nature is not consistent with God's independence, humans and all of nature are interdependent, paralleling this EJ Principle.
In essence, the implementation of SUS and the establishment of a state-based on democratic principles were interdependent--the introduction of democracy was an enabler of SUS, whilst the establishment of SUS itself was a part of the process of achieving and sustaining the democratic process.
The solution lies in a comprehensive regional interdependent approach based on universal principles of nonproliferation, safeguards, test ban and international inspections.
"I wanted them to reveal the principle that they were interdependent and self-supporting, and not bolted or welded".
What that coalition may look like very much depend on how the United States, along with partner nations, chooses to conceive, adopt, and enforce new and binding principles for a 21st century interdependent world.
This will require doing what has been desperately needed, but avoided since the end of the Cold War in 1989: a new global coalition of those who are willing to revisit the principles of international law in an interdependent world, to advance -- and finance -- the urgently needed agenda that the world's poorest and most conflict-affected victims deserve.
