In structures 4 and 5 the layers are interlinked by means of hydrogen bonding involving counter anions, which lead to formation of three-dimensional open networks capable of incorporation of hydrophilic (5) or hydrophobic (4) guest molecules.
In route 3 (samples labeled 3), CeB and Co2+ ions were interlinked by means of p-carboxybenzaldehyde oxime (POBC H) to form a single-source precursor, which was then subjected to sol gel processing and solvothermal treatment.
The process of achieving a goal can be represented as interlinked means-end chains of user goals that have been traditionally visualized as hierarchies.
Specifically, while many citations are provided (e.g., consider the multitude in the first paragraph), there are not straightforward explanations of how neuronal avalanches, power law and criticality are interlinked, and what this actually means in terms of brain functioning.
Two-tier pseudonymity means that the datasets are interlinked via a set of cascading identifiers.
The implementation is considered as a stage in the policy cycle, which means that implementation is closely interlinked with other stages such as agenda-setting and policy-making.
Such a spread of activation would imply that visual and embodied perception are interlinked: Behavior derived from embodied experiences might not be separable from behavior derived from other means of perception.
Complex means that the problem regarded is influenced by many factors, that these factors are interlinked in a manifold way and that there are a number of possible answers to the problem [9].
Consequently, if we want to address the question what effectiveness in improvement projects may mean, we should look at the way in which the problematisation process and the measurement practices are interlinked.
Everything is interlinked.
The three are inextricably interlinked.
