Putting resources into DRR produces a "triple dividend of resilience" according to the Overseas Development Institute1 and the World Bank2 (Tanner et al. 2015, p. 15), particularly if there are strong interlinkages between the finance mechanisms of DRR, sustainable development, and climate change adaptation (Fig. 1).
Along similar lines, Syriopoulos (2004) and Scheicher (2001) find strong interlinkages among Central and Eastern Europe stock exchange.
"They have done so either to restrict the benefits that can be achieved from spreading false rumors or to achieve a regulatory level playing field, given the close interlinkage between some E.U. markets".
The UK will need to consider all options: whether to put in a similar scheme to the Paulson plan in the US, given particularly, the major interlinkage between UK and US banks as both have a major presence in each other's country.
As he insists, "there is a strict interlinkage between the kind of language called science and the kind called ethics and politics" (Lyotard 1984 [1979], 8), and this interlinkage constitutes the cultural perspective of the West.
So it acts as an interlinkage between the inorganic cores and the polymer shells.
Flexibility and changeability of assembly processes require a close interlinkage between the worker and the automated assembly system.
This MBA enrichment on the surface of the particles contributed to the formation of the interlinkage between the particles.
Even today, PD and MSP are commonly processed sequentially without integration or interlinkage between the two domains.
The interlinkage between the food, energy and water (FEW) supply systems, known as the nexus, has received considerable attention in recent years.
