My main anxiety is the interface between this group and the rest of the building.
By its own definition, the senior civil service is the interface between politicians and the public administration.
He has long believed that "engineering is the interface between the new technology that's pouring out of the research labs and the needs of society".
This is the interface between our genes, which are fixed, and our environment, which is ever-changing.
The epidermis is composed of flattened (squamous) cells in layers and is the interface between the individual and the environment.
King told EducationGuardian.co.uk that the school's pioneering credentials were what drew him to the role: "What's different about it and essentially isn't mimicked anywhere else in the world is the interface between enterprise, society and government to the subject.
If anywhere, the place to start is the interface between the pilot and the machine.A better interface design would allow pilots to choose the level of automation they felt most comfortable with depending on their ability, their experience of the aircraft type and its systems, and the ambient conditions prevailing.
According to More the Spirit of Nature is the interface between the divine and the material.
The first point of infection is the interface between the skin and pin.
It is the interface between user and power grid data for visualization and analysis.
The VMM is the interface between the hardware and the VMs running on the system.
