Sentence examples for the interrelationships of from inspiring English sources

The interrelationships of the groups listed here as paracanthopterygians are not yet well established, and the classification given here is provisional.

The interrelationships of this group of sarcopterygian fishes have various interpretations, although their monophyly (derivation from a common ancestor) is highly probable.

Other writers have used the concept of function to mean the interrelationships of parts within a system, the adaptive aspect of a phenomenon, or its observable consequences.

He says that we must add something besides molecular analyses to our description of the structure of the mental world, and uses a joke to illustrate the interrelationships of adaptive motives, chance and necessity, in the evolution of the brain.

It is in the interrelationships of these dynamics that the DRM capacities are augmented.

Resource productivity index attempts to quantify the simultaneous application and the interrelationships of decoupling indices.

Fig. 3 The interrelationships of living and extinct jawless and jawed vertebrates.

Fig. 4 The interrelationships of living and fossil echinoderms within the context of Deuterostomia.

Fig. 2 The interrelationships of the principal groups of living chordates and vertebrates.

Fig. 1 The interrelationships of the deuterostome phyla within the context of Metazoa.

Stan's heart and soul is software, a master formula of elaborate differential equations that represent the interrelationships of human physiology.