And in this geopolitical moment, with so many working so hard to make us forget our shared humanity, our ultimate interconnectedness, experiences such as these -- even those brought about by a stinging loss -- are life giving.
For those who do not perceive freedom of choice, caregiving is seen as a logical consequence of their shared lives and its interconnectedness.
But if anything is dignity-promoting, surely it is a model based on prosocial care delivery and strong patient communities collectively focused on the flourishing of everyone in society with a given disease, and not only acknowledging but embodying patients' inherent interconnectedness via their shared needs.
Effective supervision should focus on the accumulation of high levels of risk and leverage, Ms. Yellen said, sources of vulnerability that are shared by multiple institutions, and the interconnectedness of the system.
The topological overlap is a robust measure of interconnectedness, which keeps track of shared patterns of connection strengths [ 29, 31- 33].
But Tourneur is less interested in individual heroics than communal action, and ultimately the town seems to cure itself by rediscovering its human interconnectedness, a process gracefully depicted through the shared making of music, in particular the passed-around refrains of the lovely Baptist hymn that gives this unassuming classic its title.
Interactional synchrony assesses the harmony, interconnectedness, responsiveness, reciprocity, engagement, mutual focus and shared affect of the dyad.
He shared this lesson in the context of the inseparability and interconnectedness of our world.
It's great for a sense of interconnectedness, but the Internet does not bind individuals in shared struggle the same as the face-to-face activism of the 1960s and '70s did.
Additionally, networks have grown to a scale and complexity, and have reached a degree of interconnectedness, that their protection can often only be guaranteed and financed as shared efforts.
