So as not to be misunderstood, we reemphasize four interrelated aspects of our holding.
The issue has two distinct, albeit interrelated, aspects: the high cost of providing health care and the high cost of insurance.
Because comfort has many interrelated aspects, interventions designed to enhance comfort in one aspect can have a larger effect on total comfort than expected.
The difference between SLM and LENS microstructures was discussed based on interrelated aspects including energy density, solidification rate and specific point energy.
The framework integrates the interrelated aspects of the built environment through a series of quantitative metrics that aim to improve environmental outcomes while optimizing building performance to achieve healthy, adaptive, and productive buildings.
Water desalination continues to evolve to a currently mature stage that, similarly to all large human endeavors, must be planned, designed, and operated according to the quantitative holistic sustainability paradigm and criteria that are defined by the interrelated aspects of the environmental, economic, and social pillars of the endeavor.
Water desalination continues to evolve exponentially in magnitude and importance to a currently mature stage that, like all large human endeavors, must be planned, designed and operated according to the quantitative holistic sustainability paradigm and criteria that are defined by the interrelated aspects of the environmental, economic and social pillars of the endeavor.
The work focuses on three distinct yet interrelated aspects of this milieu.
Complexities derive from the countless interrelated aspects of these contexts, blurring clear distinctions of causality, responsibility and accountability.
Even so, Fleck emphasized all three of the interrelated aspects of the shifts that Kuhn called revolutions and tried to capture by calling theories 'incommensurable' (changes in problems and standards (1979 [1935], 75 76; 1979 [1936], 89), conceptual change (e.g. 1979 [1935]; 1979 [1936], 72, 83) and world change (e.g. 1986 [1936], 112).
