interlinking

Examples of interlink

interlink
Formal and informal economies were closely interlinked, and bribery was regarded as part of everyday life.
These data suggest that aerobic and anaerobic respiration are interlinked.
The process data should be interlinking with the product data so that the product information is modular and facilitates information sharing.
As a result, peers are organized in a semantic overlay network where peers having similar knowledge are interlinked as semantic neighbors.
The four zone outputs were not interlinked or under the control of a common influence; in this sense, the output of the installation was chaotic.
The economic and social situation is similar across the three countries, and the causes of poverty and conflict are strongly interlinked.
Over recent years, a discourse has developed that the strongly interlinked problems in the individual countries require approaches that transcend the level of individual countries.
The notion of value chains describes the activities that are interlinked in the economic networks.
Instead, several of these processes overlap and are interlinked in complex ways.
The twin themes of governance and religion are interlinked throughout the volume.
Recommendations in relation to design, analysis, and reporting are given separately below, although recognizing that these issues are often interlinked.
Another is the crop and input sharing contract, under which the seller provides water and shares the buyer's input costs and harvest (interlinked contract).
Both of these boundaries are interlinked and reinforce the exclusionary nature of knowledge as justified true beliefs.
In our system, word-senses are interlinked by means of complex transfer-relations.
These categories are interlinked in various illuminating ways.
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