Sentence examples for interdependent themes from inspiring English sources

The challenges reported may be structured in three interdependent themes: quest for simplicity, nature as a guide, design of molecular structures capable of autonomy and adaptability.

NEWPORT, Wales — At its best, the Ryder Cup can build like a symphony, with complex themes and interdependent rhythms that unfold over the course of three days, a crescendo toward the 12 singles matches, always played — until maybe this rainy week — on Sunday.

These themes are interdependent: in the early stages of HHD, the challenges of learning to use the technology and to manage one's own dialysis affect both safety and user experience, and the usability of the machine is one important factor contributing to ease of learning.

Attention to small details of care and to individual preferences in relation to care activities are highlighted as being of much significance and suggests how the different themes may be interdependent.

The theme of girls as interdependent or parasitic opposites is older than Little Women, the book that so impresses them as children, and goes beyond Margaret Atwood's Cat's Eye and Doris Lessing's The Golden Notebook.

The dynamics of change reflected in these themes should be regarded as interdependent; all contributed to an increase in staff morale and engagement.

These were broadly separated into two over-arching themes; the decision-making process model and the interdependent decision-making axes, with 6 and 4 sub-themes respectively.

Although the themes are each distinct, they are interactive and interdependent, and for these reasons ecological systems theory was used as the framework for our study.

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

"They are very interdependent".

We are all interdependent.