| Its complex interrelatedness means that each short work helps gloss the others. |
| Thus we have a kind of whole which is constituted by the internal interrelatedness of the actings of the being, in respect to their being an integral acting. |
| And in the conception of the interrelatedness of worlds, we have an anticipation of today's feelings, if not of today's ideas. |
| In groups that have a high degree of interrelatedness, individuals who deviate from norms are negatively sanctioned. |
| This distinction is not always clearly made in the literature, but we think that it is an important one since a complete study of interrelatedness should be based on both forms of analysis. |
| This fundamental interrelatedness of the advenant, the world, and the event is central to Romano's thought, and means that each of these concepts can be understood only in terms of the others. |
