Williams is equally convinced that "the specific histories of country and city, and of their immediate interrelations, have been determined, in Britain, by capitalism".
Nevertheless, for externals, assumptions on interrelations have been covered again in the derived scenario forms (e.g., storylines, numerical scenarios).
Still, consistency between content and structure of different forms of scenarios is assured on the level of appearance only as assumptions on systemic interrelations had been covered again (see above).
The "classical system," as this close interrelation of architecture and mosaic has been called, was probably perfected in the course of the 9th to 10th centuries, but the earliest fully preserved examples are from the 11th to 12th.
An interrelation of this vasodilatory effect has been found with different endocrine pathways, as the vascular constrictor response to angiotensin [ 46] and norepinephrine [ 47] is attenuated by n-3 PUFA in humans.
The interrelation between neutrophils and endothelium has been accused of causing increased damage to the endothelium and reported by Ott et al. to explain platelet adhesion in patients with unstable angina [ 24].
In the present investigation, the formation of γ-Nb2C in the Nb Zr C alloy and its interrelation with other Nb2C carbide phases has been studied.
What 'logics' or 'overall system representation' lay behind the scenarios, and what has been assumed on interrelations between future developments?
An interrelation between COX-2 and growth factors has been shown before for TGF- α and amphiregulin (Coffey et al, 1997; Shao et al, 2004).
To our knowledge, this is the first time when the interrelation between cyclin D1, CDK4 and p16 has been studied in human breast cancer patient samples.
