Second, unconventional management practices (e.g. fertilisation of intensively managed forests; [ 24]) and land-system interrelations (e.g. urban-hinterland linkages; Seto et al., in this issue; Meyfroidt et al., in this issue) are largely ignored.
The system level explores assumptions regarding social, technological and other causes and systemic interrelations.
This paper defines how these primary architectural representations are used to describe a system, the interrelations between the architectural blocks, and how those blocks fit together.
These studies show that this sector lacks appropriate adaptation strategies due to the complexity of the analysed systems and interrelations between a number of socio-economic and environmental variables.
In principle, the mathematical model thus has an (albeit qualitative) 'model partner' it can be explicitly (albeit qualitatively) compared to on the level of system elements and interrelations.
The slave's partial recognition of equality within society comes from the influence of the "signs and effects of this system [of social interrelations] all about him" (LPPO 114) which acquaint him with certain abstract concepts, and which place him in certain relationships to other members of that society.
Overmann, J. & Schubert, K. Phototrophic consortia: model systems for symbiotic interrelations between prokaryotes.
It is based on his recent article, "Measuring Compensation System Structure: The Interrelation Between Equitable Pay and Firm Performance," available here.
A literature-based empirical study used a wide range of existing research or documentation, from several countries, concerning the functioning of these systems and their interrelations as a basis for imputing general flow processes to them, of the hierarchical control and communication type which were of interest to the safety and quality of health care.
To integrate MATH, we compared the interrelated body systems to the interrelation of different mathematical operations (i.e., addition as the opposite of subtraction, and multiplication and division as inverse operations).
As an approach to navigating this complexity, systems thinking aims to identify the interrelations between a system's various components [ 9].
