In so many ways, the world we know today is so unlike the world opened up by the exhibition in which we sense the interconnectedness felt with their surroundings by the creators of bowls, figurines, incense burners or books.
However, in spite of the interconnectedness between digitality with openness and networking, digital practices rather follow traditional schemes (Goodfellow, 2014).
In lieu of calling the field psycho-neuro-endo-gastro-excre-immunology, we today prefer simply to refer to the study of the "bodymind" which implies the interconnectedness of all with all.
He said that the two criteria that led the Fed to interfere were Bear Stearns' interconnectedness with the financial markets and the fragility of those markets.
Diversity in my own family has created depth, strength, and opportunity, and I feel the same is true of the environmental justice community's interconnectedness with the NIEHS.
However, the interconnectedness of the HW with the community appeared to be unique to PNG compared with what other studies have discussed.
Because this is the other self-censoring problem growing with the interconnectedness of the world.
"The prospect of the world's largest insurer failing, together with the interconnectedness and the uncertainty about the collateral damage — that's why it's scaring people so much".
The Prelude's concern with the interconnectedness of all things also constitutes a political vision, though the scale of it may lead us to call it mysticism: I mean to speak Of that interminable building reared By observation of affinities In objects where no brotherhood exists To common minds.
The finale completes the interconnectedness of the work with a theme audibly similar to those of the first movement and the minuet and trio.
