Two adjacent single-networks crossed each other to form a double-network characterized by catenane-type interlocks (i.e. an interpenetrating undulating two-dimensional (6,3) double-network).
If for some reason, for example to achieve a robust bistable response, positive feedbacks are necessary, they should preferably not be interlocked
The 99% of the observed interlocking directorates (i.e., links between two corporations) share only one board member.
People are less likely to gain new information if they participate in networks that are characterized by redundant connections or strong interlocking ties (i.e., people who are strongly connected) and frequent and ongoing contact between limited numbers of similar people who share the same knowledge [ 37, 38].
To enable an efficient and cost-effective solution, a new concept of construction was investigated utilising structures consisting of (i) interlocking blocks with relative movability at the block interface and (ii) coconut-fibre rope reinforcement.
According to Goverde et al. [51], a Railway Safety System (as a kind of TMS) can be further divided into (i) Interlocking Systems within the station, (ii) Automatic Train Protection (ATP) systems as systems for fall-back to driver errors, (iii) Signalling Systems for open track, and (iv) track-free detection devices such as track circuits and axle counters.
Early intervention services for psychotic disorders optimally interlock strategies to deliver: (i) Early Detection (ED) to shorten the time between onset of psychotic symptoms and effective treatment (i.e. Duration of Untreated Psychosis, DUP); and (ii) comprehensive intervention during the subsequent 2 to 5 years.
I would interlock our hands or hold each of his upper arms so he knew I was there.
The other night, as I was sprinting down a hallway, trying to evade their interlocking serrated jaws, I thought, "They're just like the demons from my darkest childhood imaginings!" and got a bit choked up.
