For each of us, this is a problem of interrelationships, of interdependence — essentially, of ecology.
He is a society, a dialogue, a set of interrelationships that impel him out from himself toward himself.
A number of interrelationships exist among vitamins and between vitamins and other dietary constituents.
These lists of interrelationships provide the rationale for many of the astrologer's predictions.
In this view, totemism speaks in its own way of interrelationships and antitheses, ideas that are also found in moieties.
Conservatives don't emphasize the individual and the state; they focus on the space between — where families, communities, religious groups, associations, and private enterprises create a web of interrelationships.
This technique facilitates the study of interrelationships of systems (or models of systems) and their properties and avoids the nuisance of incompatible units.
The focus is on the life that resides in the soil — the microbes, fungi, nematodes, mites and even gophers that make up a complex web of interrelationships.
The focus is on the life that _____ in the soil — the microbes, fungi, nematodes, mites and even gophers that make up a complex web of interrelationships.
For Watson, medical knowledge offers a complex knowledge terrain with deep and rich information, and a multitude of interrelationships between possible causes of a patient's symptom.
"I'm a fairly digressive writer, and some of my favorite material from the novel I simply could not include," said Mr. Russo, whose sprawling story tells of interrelationships and tensions in a fading Maine mill town.
