interrelate

Using cutting edge LED tiles, this work by Jason Bruges Studio demonstrates exciting new potentials and questions how light, space and color can interrelate in architectural space.

Each of the risk types may be analyzed as a single instance, but the analysis is only meaningful if placed within a much broader context that considers how the various types of risk interrelate. For example, interest rate analysis is interesting if associated with the complexities of trading in debt instruments or foreign currencies.

Content in the premier issue includes a compilation of twenty essays on development, evolution and cognition and how they will interrelate in the future, an historical review of the middle stages of EvoDevo's (evolution, development and genomics) ontogeny, and an article on neuroscience.

The American Bar Association (Chicago, IL) has published "The Patent Handbook," a guidebook that summarizes the basic concepts of patent law, the patent system, how patents interrelate with other forms of intellectual property, and the various purposes and uses of patents and patent rights.

To be a system is to be composed of parts that interrelate and function as a whole.

It drew attention to the sound form, the meaning form, and the written form of words, and showed how to interrelate them.

But if two different vendors simply interface their products, they create more "points of failure" and cannot interrelate the data.

Over time, the data generated in this study will help the researchers understand aspects of prognosis, clinical course, economic status, employment, quality of life, and how these aspects interrelate.

People who act as if they are a group interrelate their actions with more or less care, and focusing on the way this interrelating is done reveals collective mental processes that differ in their degree of development.

The researchers constructed a hypothetical model of the retinoic acid signal transduction pathway that describes how the 11 genes interrelate. Based on published reports on retinoic acid metabolism, the model postulated that dietary vitamin A (retinol) is converted first to retinal and then to retinoic acid by alcohol dehydrogenases and, possibly, by cytochrome P450 enzymes.

Instead it lies in understanding the individual factors that are most predictive of agency performance, uncovering new factors that are currently not employed, understanding how those factors interrelate and being able to quantify the impact that each is likely to have on overall performance.