Sentence examples for interrelationships are from inspiring English sources

Palms are diverse and their interrelationships are not clear.

Salt domes are one of a number of kinds of salt structures whose interrelationships are shown diagrammatically in Figure 1.

A traditional musical instrument is a collection of acoustic elements whose interrelationships are fixed by the instrument builder.

Determining the cycles of transmission of the virus among humans, insects, birds and animals is complex, and the maps of those interrelationships are still too sketchy to provide a full understanding of the ecology of West Nile virus in this country.

Their interrelationships are shown in Fig. 2.

The identification of critical sinter-forging characteristics and their interrelationships are the cornerstones of present study.

If this mixture of military history, philosophy, poetry and avant-garde art seems eccentric, for Danchev the interrelationships were essential.

During this period he was a constant presence at weekly gatherings of the painters at various studios and cafés, where theories about the arts and their potential interrelationships were vociferously debated.

Although statistically significant interrelationships were not found among the three variables, significant bivariate relationships were found between intimate violence and HIV/AIDS high-risk behaviors.

A parametric model from the different sub-systems of the case study, which considers their primary interrelationships, is firstly developed and the optimal operational design point of each subsystem is individually determined.

Three key operating parameters, such as dosages of In2S3, initial concentration of tetracycline and an initial pH value, were selected, and their interrelationships were studied by the Box Behnken design.