The study finds that the market returns of Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, and France are relatively less dynamically interlinked as compared with Britain, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Greece, Ireland, Luxembourg, and Norway, which are quite dynamically interlinked within the region as well as with the MSCI world index.
One reason for this local specificity lies in the fact that uncorrelated background noise activity is always present in real networks of neurons and such activity will accumulate and reverberate more efficiently in cells with multiple inputs from other noise-emitting neurons compared with less strongly interlinked ones.
The commission of these interlinked crimes often receives less attention than atrocities such as mass killings committed by non-state actors in times of conflict, potentially due to the less visible nature of the crimes and the diminished focus traditionally placed on issues like trafficking and sexual and gender-based violence in conflict reporting.
Stringing together a series of interlinked short films — which are less closely scrutinized by Iran's censors than features are — Bani-Etemad sketches a broad array of characters in Tehran and the horrific maladies, misfortunes, and oppressions that they endure.
That is, a smart-phone owner who tweets is more likely to choose Facebook as a social network; once on Facebook, the user is even less likely to adopt any of Naver's interlinked services.
You only met him twice – fuck off.'" These restless digressions are also evident in Heartbreak, which is less a novel and more a collection of interlinked short stories that explore a central question: what does heartbreak actually mean?
Lignin, a complex, interlinked, phenolic polymer, associates with secondary cell wall polysaccharides, rendering them less accessible to enzymatic hydrolysis.
Often interlinked with alcohol.
They are dark in two interlinked senses.
