Sentence examples for interlinked concepts from inspiring English sources

RCPF is a network of four interlinked concepts that together, provide a comprehensive understanding of City Resilience.

But as we learn in Bevan's book, in 1933 Lemkin had already described genocide in terms of two interlinked concepts: barbarity and vandalism.

Scholarly debates on resilience and vulnerability have developed independently of each other over decades, but there are a number of recent works that discuss the two concepts as interlinked (Cutter et al. 2008; Miller et al. 2010; Menoni et al. 2012).

Since its first usage by antiapartheid activists in South Africa to its elaboration by political theorist Cedric J. Robinson, racial capitalism is a concept that delineates the interlinked relationships of race and class constitutive of global capitalism.

To substantiate his revolutionary concept, he uses several interlinked methods.

Virtual object properties on the one hand form the transitive closure over two or more interlinked object properties and thus connect two nonadjacent concepts with each other.

The concept of the "cinematic universe", invented for Marvel's interlinked superhero movies, has caused quite the Hollywood hullabaloo.

The Linked Open Data (LOD) concept and movement has demonstrated the vision of a cloud of interlinked resources, and many of the bioscience databases feature prominently.

The concept of vulnerability is often contrasted with resilience; however, it is an interlinked function of exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity (Adger, 2006; IPCC, 2014).

It is even more rare to be in the position to watch how these concepts and ideas, related customs, designs and decorations change together through consecutive periods and cultures as part of an interlinked system, creating very diverse phenomena but always preserving something, thus maintaining a continuity of the whole.

Often interlinked with alcohol.