Sentence examples for interrelated entities from inspiring English sources

An actor network is a combination of interrelated entities, representing multiple individuals and/or organizations.

"The format that most fully exploits the properties of digital environments is not the hypertext or the fighting game but the simulation: the virtual world full of interrelated entities, a world we can enter, manipulate, and observe in process".

While ersatzist views identify possible worlds with abstract entities, Lewisian modal realism identifies possible worlds with maximal sums of (analogically) spatiotemporally interrelated entities.

There are many cases in which groups or clusters of interrelated entities are known or can be observed experimentally.

Generally speaking, any set of interrelated entities constitutes a network, and can thus be modeled as a graph, which is the mathematical formalization of the term network.

Coexistence of closely interrelated entities differing in pathogenicity and virulence seems likely in Fonsecaea spp., as was also suggested for black yeasts (A.H.G. Gerrits van den Ende et al., unpub. data).

This second interpretation of lives of a cell refers to the many interrelated earthly entities, such as plants, whales, humans, and even viruses, that "dart rather like bees from organism to organism, from plant to insect to mammal to me and back again," all protected by the sky a membrane that "works, and for what it is designed to accomplish it is as infallible as anything in nature".

That is to say, a genuinely social concept of reality is one in which the multiple identities of each of the interrelated and interacting entities are not absorbed into each other.

PLMod is a discrete event simulation model with three interrelated components, namely entity, states and events.

Although psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis (PsA) are interrelated disorders, PsA is a distinct entity with its own epidemiological clinical and genetic features.

18 22 25–27 This study first conceptualises weather as a complex entity consisting of several interrelated elements that can be combined to categorise localised weather patterns.