Sentence examples for interlinkages of from inspiring English sources

This study explores the connectivity of upland farmers and downstream fishers through interlinkages of water, energy and food within the Dampalit sub-watershed of Laguna Lake, Philippines.

The world market presented by MSCI is considered with the sample in order to trace out the interlinkages of the stockmarkets under investigation with the world market.

Tables 1 and 2 provide the key life cycle pathways and components as well as key points for the interlinkages of this conceptual framework.

The high recalcitrance of plant cell walls stems from the properties and interlinkages of its primary components, cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin, hindering the use of lignocellulose-rich feedstocks in the fermentation process [ 33].

A systematic method, by which possible interlinkages can be found, is presented and a case study of the interlinkage of two learning factories in Bayreuth and Augsburg is given.

Interlinkage of these pores creates a crack which grows slowly until the fracture toughness of the γ-TiAl is exceeded and the crack starts to propagate in the γ-TiAl material and terminates creep life.

In the following insertion, an example for the interlinkage of flexible gas consumption according to a flexible energy output of the plant and the operation of upstream components as gas storage capacity and gas production rate resulting directly from the biological process is given.

In the western part, Funnel Beaker groups with a less intensive economic impact and a weaker interlinkage of ritual and economic activities were more open to ritual innovations emerging after 2900 cal BC, as expressed by the construction of Single Grave burials.

It also suggests that interlinkage of nonlinear and redundant sub-networks in larger networks is important for pattern robustness.

The interlinkage of enzymes into metabolic reactions allows catabolic and anabolic processes to provide organisms with energy and the building blocks of cell functions [ 1].

We conclude that the interlinkage of serpins is dependent not only on strand sequences but also requires a conformational flexibility - as induced by thermal (50 °C) stress or as occurs spontaneously, at 37 °C, with the unstable variants associated with disease.