Sentence examples for interrelations that from inspiring English sources

It will not be possible here to trace the whole intricate web of cross references and interrelations that threads these writings together.

Knowledge is not confined to the comprehension of the objects' being, identity, difference and other such external interrelations that exist in a given field.

This study does not provide representative evidence for a common phenomenon, but it does indicate some reasonable interrelations that would be worth further research.

Contrarily, it is necessary to consider thematic interrelations that blur the boundaries of committees and to understand the committee boundaries as more fuzzy.

This research employs five theories to examine the interrelations that might exist between the antecedents of individuals' perceived security in online environment in Malaysia.

The results demonstrate that the scenario planning process allowed for a consideration of complex interrelations that have the potential for an integration of different influences, perspectives, and knowledge forms.

It is this apparent interrelation that led the French Byzantinist Louis Bréhier to remark: "The epochs of [Byzantium's] dominion are those in which it held control of the sea, and it was when it lost it, that its reverses began".

This is an interesting interrelation that to our knowledge has not been described so far.

In the type 2 TH, attention on actor interrelations shows that mechanisms of communication between the actors are strongly influenced by the market and technological innovations (Bartels et al. 2012; Nelson and Winter 1982).

APQ interrelations showed that individuals who identified a high degree of negative aging consequences were also more likely to endorse potentially maladaptive perceptions such as decreased perceptions of control and a more negative emotional response to aging.

The interrelation suggests that tailoring only one design parameter may not be effective to achieve high uptake rate.