These online applications are increasingly interlinked and a security failing at any one point can lead to unforeseen consequences elsewhere".
Using the same assumptions as for their equity home-bias calculations, the authors find correlations in consumption growth very similar to those actually observed among the G7 countries.All four puzzles are, in fact, interlinked.
"Everything appertaining to this city is on so vast a scale…that it is not easy even to put it in writing .In Marco Polo's day it was the ornate palaces, paved roads and meticulously planned layouts of Chinese cities that impressed visitors; in today's megacities it is some of the world's tallest skyscrapers and largest shopping malls, interlinked by the world's longest bullet-train network.
Until now, high-level politics has been dominated by a tiny group of people with sometimes interlinked interests—if shifting allegiances.
It said this marked the longest period of decline in freedom since the organisation began its reports nearly 40 years ago.Freedom House classifies countries as "free", "partly free" or "not free" by a range of indicators that reflect its belief that political liberty and human rights are interlinked.
The stories of these women are interlinked, until in the end they meet again in jail.In this section Forgotten value Packing it in A moon among the lesser stars Diss and tell Borderline case Hand-and-I co-ordination In Iran's first circle Spirits of invention ReprintsNot surprisingly, Mr Panahi fell foul of the Iranian censors.
With capital mobile and economies increasingly interlinked, money will continue to move to places where costs, including taxes, are low.
The term refers to molecules (often quite complex ones) that are built around a skeleton of interlinked carbon atoms.Materials made of organic molecules are often flexible (plastics are organics).
Both thought beauty and health were interlinked.
What happens when books are interlinked?
Covalently interlinked molecules do not dissolve.
