Sentence examples for intertwined systems from inspiring English sources
Although Vita has not sold astonishingly well so far, this is an interesting USP, and maybe a PS4/Vita bundle pack would highlight the possibilities of these intertwined systems.
Apart from this general difficulty to build models from extensive and highly intertwined systems far from equilibrium, another considerable problem is the necessary limitation of free model parameters.
The purpose of this collection is to explore the role of two separable yet intimately intertwined systems in resilience and vulnerability: Circadian rhythms and sleep.
This approach explicitly views a system's activities as defined processes, that is, chains of events that produce specific outcomes; focuses on changes that allow complex, intertwined systems of people and information to work more effectively; makes changes based on their effects on measurable outcomes; and encourages continuous improvement rather than onetime initiatives.
Health service funding involves two intertwined systems: first, a community based, tax-funded area-based system covering most in-patient care and much of out-patient care, and secondly, a national health insurance covering part of private care, occupational care, drugs, travel, and sickness absence costs.
On the other hand, Mr. Venkatesh, through sheer persistence, does unravel a complex, intertwined system of political and economic relationships that makes the housing project run in the near-total absence of city services.
"This was an intertwined system of deceit and theft within our financial markets that has left retirees like ourselves having to sell our homes and raise money any way we can".
Others, several hundred years old, tower above, their massive trunks supported by intertwined root systems covering an area nearly the size of a football field.
The chapter discusses the impact of the Kyoto Protocol on the intertwined energy/environmental systems and opines about the legislative stalemate over energy issues at the U.S. national level.
In essence, the more complicated and intertwined the system is, the smaller the margin of safety.
In addition to the negative consequences of sleep deprivation, sleep and the intertwined circadian system have been shown to have strong regulatory effects on immunological functions affecting both the innate and the adaptive immunity.
