I think the -- first, let me back up and say my whole view of this period in which we're living is that the world is becoming exponentially more interdependent, and with all kinds of new opportunities and all kinds of new dangers -- that if you want to make the most of an interdependent world, you have to let people within your country have more freedom over the basic aspects of their lives.... Q.
We have entered into a more interdependent global economy with many benefits, but despite its appeal and power, there are political and physical forces that will constrain its power.
Visual stimulation also made different cell properties more interdependent and predictable, consistent with the consequences of a strong homeostatic constraint experienced by these neurons.
In addition, this effect can be modulated by culture-specific priming, with priming towards more interdependent ideals enhancing the representation of close others in the mPFC and priming towards more independent ideals decreasing mPFC activity [34].
Spousal caregivers are considered to be the primary caregivers as their relationship with the patient is more interdependent than that of other family members or caregivers.
"But at the same time, we want students to graduate college with relational skills and be more interdependent as well".
The past decade, since 2000, has also seen rapid growth in motif-discovery algorithms in parallel with the aforementioned sensor specialization (and growing more interdependent, as we describe in the Discussion).
Namely, the boss may represent a social threat related to the fear of negative evaluation in more interdependent cultures, particularly where there are more set, hierarchical relationships with greater "power distances" between positions [11], [12], [22].
The common market worked in tandem with the NATO military alliance, and Europe's economies grew ever more interdependent.
