Sentence examples for some interconnections of from inspiring English sources

Despite some interconnections of marine biota from north and south of the APF [ 2- 4], it seems likely that evolution in isolation within the APF resulted in cladogenetic events that lead to the formation of endemic taxa [ 5- 9].

In some cells, interconnections of inner acrosomal membrane and nuclear envelope were observed and 5(b)).

Some describe the interconnections of the underlying physical wires.

However, as the solvent evaporates, some of the interconnections of adjacent boomerangs are disrupted.

Tony Kushner's drama "Angels in America" explored the interconnections of the ungenetically connected.

"They know the interconnections of the business world," said Brian Blau, an analyst at Gartner, a technology research firm.

"This is a rare example of how to avoid scholarly provincialism and examine the interconnections of ancient cultures and exchange of ideas".

Ray cells interrupt the interconnections of the tracheids or fibres; hence, wood is split more easily along the wood rays.

The opening brass fanfare – played standing-up – promised resonant things, and the luxurious orchestral subtleties and interconnections of the rollercoaster second movement were always exciting.

No, these are interconnections of business.

The meanings and interconnections of these foundations are discussed.