"They are intrinsically tied," Mr. Pfeiffer said of the public and private strategies.
So impoverishment comes about as a result of conflict for civilians and it is very much intrinsically tied to the experience of conflict.
Underpinned by the Internet of Things, pervasive computing is where technology is seamlessly embedded within the real world, intrinsically tied to the physical environment.
This story of "Africa rising" is intrinsically tied up with the further development of an African middle class, which has brought confidence and investment.
"But whether it's art, architecture or memorials, I realize now that all my work is intrinsically tied to the natural landscape around us".
Rubio defended his attitude toward immigration in Tuesday night's debate, speaking of the issue as one he is intrinsically tied to through his family and West Miami hometown, with its sprawling Latino community.
"Our band dynamic is intrinsically tied in with technology," they explain, adding that, notwithstanding the remote manner in which their material is composed, they do meet up regularly for rehearsals and gigs: they can do this stuff live.
The space race between the US and the Soviet Union was not an affordable luxury undertaken for the sake of knowledge, but intrinsically tied to the military-industrial complex.
Some of her subjects have family roots so deep that roads are named after their ancestors; others came to the East End a generation ago but feel intrinsically tied to the place.
Liquidity co-variation is intrinsically tied to inventory risk and information asymmetry [1].
Therefore the placebo is intrinsically tied to the trial's methodology and results.
