Sentence examples for systematically interdependent from inspiring English sources
In particular, there are no physical facts, inside a person's body or head or outside in the external world, that could settle whether a person's words refer to some determinate range of objects rather than some other range, or whether one rather than another systematically interdependent set of mental states, with distinct distributions of truth values, is true of that person (see Davidson 1979).
Drawing on an in-depth empirical analysis of Heathrow airport's Terminal 5 project, we find that innovation hinges on technology adoption decisions that are governed systematically by two intertwined determinants – assessment of expected profitability and development of absorptive capacity, both of which are distributed across various interdependent actors.
"It's being interdependent".
"They are very interdependent".
We are all interdependent.
"Everything is cosmopolitan, interdependent".
Ecosystems are interdependent.
Moreover, they were interdependent.
Its big pieces are interdependent.
It is an interdependent rivalry.
