Carolina Valsecchi, from the IEEP, said: "The twin crises of obesity and climate change are clearly interlinked through the switch from muscle power to engine power for transport.
Landholdings are characteristically large, specialized, owner-operated, capital-intensive, export-oriented, and intricately interlinked through the activities of producers' associations and government organizations.
Indeed, Lehman Brothers' failure showed that even smaller firms can be so interlinked through capital markets -- particularly their more opaque corners like credit-default swaps -- as to approach systemically critical status.
These layers are interlinked through hydrogen bonds to form a 3-D architecture.
These 1D arrays are further interlinked through Pzdc2− spacers to a 2D (4,4) coordination layer along the bc plane.
The crystal structure of 9 contains hydrogen-bonded ribbons that are interlinked through the anions which act as pillars to form a layer structure.
The single crystal X-ray structures for these complexes revealed that the monocationic CuII-units are interlinked through Cu OCO Cu connectivity and exist as helical coordination polymers.
The 2D layers are further interlinked through Ag⋯Ag and Ag⋯O(ClO4−) multiple weak interactions, which form a rare Ag ClO4 ribbon in lanthanide transition metal coordination polymers, to give rise to a three-dimensional supramolecular architecture.
"You might have more commercial appeal with Goldie," says Derby-Cooper, "but in terms of universal appeal, once we'd decided to use 'ordinary people' to drive the story, all interlinked through breakdancing, it became much easier".
Among these 20 residents, 10 were completely interlinked through shared HBV sequences to each other.
