Sentence examples for through interdependence from inspiring English sources

The strength of ecosystems comes through interdependence.

These might be an increase in the radius of the alveoli open to aeration, which lowers the elastance of each alveolus, and a higher homogeneity in the distribution of aeration (see Fig. 2), which through interdependence affects the elastance of higher radius alveoli close to lower radius alveoli.

The Martian, like The Wizard of Oz, is a vivid depiction of the quintessentially American paradox -- independence through interdependence.

We believed that progress toward peace, security and prosperity would come through interdependence, co-operation and multilateralism.

Alternatively, decreasing outflow pressure might amplify microvascular stresses at or near the alveolar level, presumably acting through interdependence of the pulmonary vascular network.

The resulting more homogeneous distribution of transpulmonary pressures through interdependence properties may induce a relief of overdistension in the upper regions [ 4].

In this statement an independence of both the sky and the bird is recognized, but it also recognizes that the sky and the bird each become themselves only through their interdependence.

Vern Barnet of the Charlotte Observer opined that Avatar poses a great question of faith should the creation be seen and governed hierarchically, from above, or ecologically, through mutual interdependence?

Likewise, given the controversies around age weighting through welfare interdependence and disability weighting particularly in children, the Disability Adjusted Life-Year (DALY) approach was not considered.

This context-dependent feature of the impact of sharing genetic information has been described in the literature as situated processes of co-construction [ 39], illustrated here through the interdependence seen for structural features of context, family dynamics and the nature of information shared.

Albert Einstein wrote in 1946 that technological developments had shrunk the planet, through increased economic interdependence and mutual vulnerability through weapons of mass destruction.