| Such interconnection is traditionally asserted in the principle of causality or natural law. |
| In fact, it was being installed to run concurrent with the interconnection equipment which should be in place by the same date, said Agard. |
| Strangely enough, the stepping out of the body is at once a stepping into the body, expanded by the sense of interconnection. |
| Structural aspects relate to the principles of interconnection in the system. |
| Davis, however, looks for an English equivalent that might work in both contexts, so as not to efface their suggestive interconnection. |
| Each of the photographs in his early series relies on its interconnection with the others for its complete reading. |
