The American political theorist Robert Dahl, who had long been a scholar of the topic, viewed democracy as the pluralist interplay of groups in what he called a "polyarchy".
The development and progression of the disease may be caused from the interplay of a group of correlated molecules or a network, rather than from the malfunction of the individual gene, protein, or cell [9].
Thus, a working definition of environment of business signifies "the totality of transient web of forces, interplay of resultant group dynamics related to business enterprises".. SME's environment of business has some similar features and differences in their domains and at the core is a complex network of market, physical and institutional environments.
The interplay of interest groups and factions also tempers authoritarian decision-making at the top.
Mr. Carter's Double Trio (2011) — like its earlier counterpart, the Triple Duo (1983) — takes its energy from the interplay of competing groups (two trios) within the larger ensemble, though tempo and dynamic contrasts are everywhere, even within the distinct trios.
Legislation results from the interplay of interest groups that do not reflect all interests within society.
Enzyme active sites afford an intricate interplay of functional groups to mediate complex organic and inorganic reactions.
Using a large dataset of CRC miRNA and gene expression profiles, we describe the interplay of miRNA groups in regulating gene expression, which in turn affects modulated pathways that are important for tumor development.
The model proposed by us results from the interplay of three groups of factors: (1) maternal factors (such as maternal age, obesity, smoking), (2) fetal and placental factors (such as intrauterine growth retardation, placental insufficiency), and (3) a stressor (such as venocaval compression from maternal supine sleep position, sleep disordered breathing).
It has therefore been common to study 'social behavior' in small groups and explore the interplay of individual and group relations in decision-making (Couzin et al., 2011), information transfer (Leadbeater and Chittka, 2007), learning (Couzin et al., 2005), and more.
