With the materials gathered in each city, we are creating a landscape built upon an interconnection of human bodies, towers which themselves are connected to one another by bridges, ramps and terraces.
This approach relies on the modularity of the used components [ 4- 7] or the predictability of system function upon parts interconnection, environmental change or genetic context variation [ 8, 9].
The redox-independent relationship between autophagy and antioxidant response, occurring through the p62/Keap1/Nrf2 pathway, is also addressed in order to provide a wide perspective upon the interconnection between autophagy and oxidative stress.
These layers have an obvious interconnection, but depending upon context the same physical form of language may realise different functions and have a level of distinction (Hannay and Bolkestein, 1998).
Upon tensile loading, cavitation of the secondary phase facilitates the interconnection of microcellular voids to form channels such that the stretched component transforms into a bundle of fibrils.
To control the interconnection as well as the heterogeneity of rocks upon area as well as vertical direction, the correlation of data pairs was included in the survey (variograms) in the main direction, toward the sub-direction and vertical direction.
The Buddhist concept of 'dependent arising' that postulates that all phenomena arise, remain and cease in relation to everything has been translated in Western Buddhism as an ecological idea of interconnection between all organisms, an idea also drawn upon in the environmentalism of Tibetans religious elites (e.g., Ogyen Trinley Dorje 2011).
This dense interconnection also extends to the libraries that these services are built upon – just think of the Heartbleed bug in the OpenSSL libraries or Shellshock bug in the Bash shell.
Interconnection is not presence.
"But... you get this terrible interconnection of unintended consequences".
