"The aim of any antitrust inquiry," he wrote, "should be whether the particular bundle is a strategic bundle, aiming at anticompetitive ends, not whether the bundle achieves its interlinkage through contract or software".
The high recalcitrance of plant cell walls stems from the properties and interlinkages of its primary components, cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin, hindering the use of lignocellulose-rich feedstocks in the fermentation process [ 33].
Its focus was primarily on the interlinkages between human and animal health and more recently on how these link to and impinge on the environment.
It also investigates the interlinkages between ecosystem services paradigm, mapping approaches at urban level and benefits provided for human well-being.
It takes a closer look at interlinkages between flooding and HIV focusing on the risks and threats caused by flooding for PLWHIV in the region.
If responsibilities between Brussels and national governments are not clearly separated, if subsidiarity the notion that things are best done at the lowest possible level of government is not strongly spelt out, and if financial interlinkages are not clarified, the EU could find that it too heads for a system crash.
Nevertheless, it seems that the majority of papers confirm the evidence of interlinkages among the stock markets in the short term as well as in the long run.
For example, the complex interlinkages with the impacts of climate change on pests, diseases and pollinators, like bees, are largely unknown.
Mr Nelson named these interlinkages "hypertext," implying a relationship outside the one-dimensional reading direction in a document or the two-dimensional layout on a page, and impossible to create in any analog form.
Sarah Wilson, the chief executive of the corporate governance research firm Manifest, said: "Shareholders have been concerned for some time about the interlinkages between Mike Ashley's personal financial arrangements and those of Sports Direct Plc.
