| The affinity with the framed tube arises from the interconnections of the towers around the remainder of the perimeter. |
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| Both in practice and in theory, he moved always toward new interconnections between body and soul, life and art, morality and psychology. |
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| The strength of the book is its intricate mapping of interconnections across a range of media. |
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| Every beat of the story is built on interconnections that at first seem like coincidence. |
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| Although he stresses specificity and immediateness, his analysis shows the interconnections among labor, the trade unions, and political parties. |
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| The structural elements that support the overall tabletop also act as raceways and interconnections for all our electrical work. |
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| This sociogram displays the problem solving interconnections amongst four work groups seeking to develop greater collaboration. |
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| Yet quality serves not only to forge successful interconnections within the industry, but also to create points of disconnection. |
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| Method for making metal contacts and interconnections concurrently on semiconductor integrated circuits. |
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| It is known that any complex system has a certain structure with its intrinsic elements and interconnections. |
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| Scholars and admirers of baroque painting will enjoy studying this work and sorting out the many interconnections between father and daughter. |
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| The question of improved interconnections between the networks will be examined, as well as the prioritisation of these networks. |
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| It has produced demonstration chips that marry low-k dielectrics to copper interconnections. |
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| Secondly, more intensive EU-wide cooperation in the energy sector, including better network interconnections. |
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| How, though, can a Member State be supplied via another Member State if the interconnections are weak or non-existent? |
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| Trade, and the greater interconnections it brings, is a means to promote mutual understanding. |
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| To facilitate this exchange, the Commission must provide them with software enabling them to establish the appropriate interconnections. |
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| Multimodal interconnections are also studied, with transportation in particular. |
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| It is suggested that mycorrhizal interconnections between plants may be involved in significant movement of organic carbon to and from coachwood seedlings. |
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| These vessels form a web of complex interconnections with the channels. |
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| During the time when I was brought up, this sense of being part of a whole network of interconnections was still very strong. |
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| Stability of the wrist depends on the geometry of the individual carpal bones and the ligamentous interconnections that control movement of one bone on another. |
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| Hence individual local exchange level interconnections are more direct and cheaper, but give access to fewer overall customers. |
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| It is an in-depth analysis of which major interconnections have capacity allocated on a market basis. |
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| Mr. Jacques Bédard: No, because Quebec does not have very many interconnections with neighbouring networks and these transition lines are equipped with security and control equipment. |
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| We expect that the report will produce recommendations on disarmament, non-proliferation and the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, as well as the interconnections between them. |
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| The main cabinet is designed for desktop use, made of aluminium, painted in blue and with silk print on the front face showing the system block diagram and unit interconnections. |
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| The impetus toward humanity's unification, toward the establishing of interconnections and communication as humanity marches toward a new planetary civilization, is a living image inside us all. |
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| Some include feats of miniaturisation, such as the interconnections on microprocessors or memory chips, which are now being made with features 130nm wide. |
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| African countries have also begun to address these issues by developing regional energy interconnections and facilitating regional energy trade through the establishment of regional power pools in all subregions. |
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| With some modern digital flight control systems relying totally on wire interconnections, the importance of electrical wires in aircraft is increasing. |
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| The aboriginal explanation of environmental phenomena is very ecological, in that it considers all the interconnections, incorporating the human, natural, and spiritual worlds. |
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| The interconnections between civil resistance and factors of force are numerous and complex. |
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| This article examines the interconnections between Said's critical oeuvre and a range of theoretical positions apropos of the European and American Avant-gardes. |
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| The organisation has proposed that Phase I of the supergrid should integrate the UK's North Sea renewables with interconnections to Germany and Norway. |
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| Natural interconnections between food chains make it a food web. |
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| Chip-to-chip interconnections will not get the attention that central processing units or memory systems will, in regard to extending performance in processor systems. |
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| With more than 147,000 interconnections already established among its customers, Equinix offers the world's leading global interconnection platform Platform Equinix. |
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| Interconnections and other constituents, and leading the engineering and operations for the Tres Amigas SuperStation. |
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