His ability to discover ever deeper and more interconnected levels of meaning in the form and imagery of an artwork gave his writing a narrative excitement, like that of a detective story.
Resilience is therefore a property of different interconnected levels of social and political organization.
To disentangle the opposing yet interconnected influences of NANOG and pSTAT3 on Socs3 expression, we designed experiments in which the pSTAT3 level is not significantly influenced by NANOG.
Two different yet interconnected themes are traced: (1) management of existing old-growth ponderosa pine; and (2) management of young or immature ponderosa pine.
Specifically, what if Facebook decides to apply resources to construct a full "suite" of federated yet interconnected native iPhone and iPad applications to satisfy a number of interactions within Facebook, entirely powered by your friends?
The Nibiruians, in Mr. Marrs's interpretation, may still be exerting their influence over Earth by controlling "a small group of international yet interconnected individuals" who run the financial and news media industries.
The Social Cognitive Theory of Career Development (TSCDC), postulated by Lent et al. (1994), based on Bandura (1977), and Hackett and Betz (1981), provides an explanatory model of three independent, yet interconnected, processes on career-related decisions.
"Anthropodino" has two interconnected levels.
From there, the eye is drawn to the distinct yet interconnected translucent blocks, which are partly buried in the landscape.
Other important lipid components are decidedly interconnected with levels of circulating lipoproteins, including saturated fat, which reduces expression of the LDLR, leading to increased levels of circulating LDL [26] [28].
