It interconnects with real events in a powerful and moving way, so that even the mad ditties and rhymes he invents have real-world sources.
This is to say that in the case of an ethics failure, there should be an appropriate establishment and enforcement of university rules and laws (Jones and McLellan, 2000 as quoted in Regmi, 2011) as it interconnects with professionalism (Bruhn et al., 2002).
Based the Box Graph, and what Box knows about the user, the content they use, and how it's interconnected with other cloud apps, it also displays a list of recommended apps right in the Box interface.
Although the putamen (two overlapped nodes shared by Community I and V) has many functions because it is interconnected with many other structures, its main function is to regulate movement, influence various types of learning, and play a role in speech motor control [67], [68], [69].
A system is complex, if it is interconnected with numerous other systems and if its cause and effect relations are not linear.
It is interconnected with several cortical areas and subcortical brain centers and subserves a variety of functional roles.
When his antibiotic finished, I looked for medication in all wards of the hospital to provide it" and "I think that the origin of advocacy is mainly in conscience, I feel it stems from nurses' conscience and as well; it is strongly interconnected with this profession".
The approach has deliberately been focused on standard protocols and interfaces; it can be interconnected with usual inertial sensor and communication peripherals.
Because the U.K. is a very open and liberal market, but it is completely interconnected, with no barriers of any sort, to the other 450 million people in the rest of the EU market.
It is strongly interconnected with the parietooccipital visual and oculomotor-related cortices [ 59].
