Sentence examples for intertwined dimensions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the easiest way to grasp Heidegger's insight here is to follow him in explicitly reinterpreting the different elements of the structure of care in terms of the three phenomenologically intertwined dimensions of temporality.

The 4-ladder motivation model and its intertwined dimensions are shown in Figure 1.

This profile of Guatemala City focuses on the intertwined human and environmental dimensions driving urban space development.

The three dimensions of SIA are inherently intertwined and subject to trade-offs.

This paper explores the intertwined natural and cultural spatial associations between trees (species, dimensions and age) and city (landscape impact, urban fabric, district history and landuse), assessing the integrated city tree complex at the macro-scale.

These four dimensions of contexts are not separate categories but highly intertwined and influential on each other.

Existential dimensions of the lifeworld, such as embodiment, temporality, spatiality, inter-subjectivity, and mood, are all intertwined aspects of human lived experiences.

Although the three dimensions of variation — internal strength, comparative strength, and scope — are logically independent, they are psychologically and politically intertwined.