Thus, the future of logistics chains is inherently interwoven with the future state of macro factors.
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The problem of future contingents is interwoven with a number of issues in theology, philosophy, logic, semantics of natural language, computer science, and applied mathematics.
Somehow the notion of federationism, of going beyond nationalism and tribalism and sectarianism to bring people together and pursue future-oriented goals, has become interwoven not just with corporatism but corporationism.
In announcing the job increase, Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne gave his own commercial for Detroit: "Our future, like the history of our brands, is interwoven with the City of Detroit... We believe that investing in Detroit is not only the right thing to do, but it is a smart thing to do as we work to write the next chapter in our shared history".
Further into the future, Netflix's library of TV episodes could be interwoven with other channels' offerings, so a voice search — "I want to watch 'The Walking Dead' now" — could find old episodes from Netflix and the newest episodes from AMC, giving households who can afford both subscriptions a reason to keep both.
An interchange with Jane Street (York Regional Road 55) is interwoven into the east side of the Highway 400 interchange, below which the future Spadina Subway Extension will travel.
The future of climate manipulation is hypothesized to be in a mélange of historical precedents and modern technology, interwoven to create comfortable but innovative solutions that require less work, money, and energy.
Their finances are interwoven.
Our histories are interwoven.
His "Wind" scenes suggest two tempos interwoven.
