Sentence examples for interpersonal linkages from inspiring English sources

Much of "The Invention of Air" is standard history-of-science; the topics have been covered before, and well: Jenny Uglow's 2002 book "The Lunar Men" was a fuller, richer account of the interpersonal linkages of Priestley, James Watt, Erasmus Darwin and other Enlightenment tinkerers.

For example (see Table  1), a basic method for all environmental levels is Advocacy, a method for the interpersonal level is Enhancing Network Linkages, for the organizational level Sense-Making, for the community level Social Action, and for the societal level Agenda Setting.

I aimed to evaluate the efficacy of focused interventions for averting the adverse consequences of early motherhood by monthly assessment of health needs, morbidity surveillance, and microplanning; need-specific interpersonal communication and counselling, active linkage with health providers; and community-based monitoring by village health committees.

In practical terms when communication online becomes more relational, socialized and expressive, individuals are required to master an emergent, articulated repertoire of communicative competencies that mixes interpersonal and group process fluencies to make linkages and correspondences through a repertoire of competencies inextricably social and technological (Lievrouw 2011, p. 626).

This gap in the literature is a cause for concern, given the linkages between SRB and adolescents' individual as well as interpersonal characteristics [ 3- 6].

It is interpersonal.

"Interpersonal conflicts are there.

Are interpersonal skills broader?

Interpersonal relations are equally ticklish.

His interpersonal capabilities are superb".

"Readings are interpersonal," he says.