Sentence examples for of human interconnection from inspiring English sources

Professor Fredrickson is known for her pioneering research on the long-lasting emotional benefits of human interconnection.

Supervision serves as the point of human interconnection between health workers and the health system and it can encourage motivation through orientation to the organization's values [ 4].

Deeply aware of human interconnections across time and place, Lawson is an artist whose work is rich in sensual emanations and symbolic interchanges.

With the materials gathered in each city, we are creating a landscape built upon an interconnection of human bodies, towers which themselves are connected to one another by bridges, ramps and terraces.

This paper presents the conservation of declining eider populations in Tautra as a case study of conservation challenges in agricultural landscapes, and illustrates the complex interconnections of human use of biological resources and habitat shaping within the context of a subsistence agroecosystem.

We would also like to thank Steven Salmony (2004) for his thoughtful letter regarding Weinhold's (2004) article, in which he presents another extremely important issue: that of human population growth and its interconnection with food resources.

When viewing gender as part of social, institutional, and structural dimensions of human lives, it also becomes evident that the links and interconnections between different power structures are at hand.

To measure individuals' environmental attitudes, environmental worldviews, defined as an individual's views on the interconnection of humans and the natural environment, the benefits of limitations on development and economic growth, and humanity's right to rule the rest of nature, were explored (Dunlap et al. 2000).

Nearly every facet of human activity is transformed in some way by the emergent fabric of interconnection.

The interconnection of these smart devices is expected to usher in automation in nearly all fields while reducing the need of human interventions.

The book is a travelogue and biological record, but also reveals the two men's philosophies: it dwells on the place of humans in the environment, the interconnection between single organisms and the larger ecosystem, and the themes of leaving and returning home.