Examples of using Interconnected in English and their translations into Turkish
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Would that be the ultimate realization of emergence… a cosmos interconnected by thoughts and dreams?
What it really is is an underground base with, I believe, 12 subterranean levels and a series of interconnected tunnels.
but those hydraulically interconnected dampers are doing their job of keeping it all tied down.
I believe, 12 subterranean levels and a series of interconnected tunnels. What it really is is an underground base.
surface of our track, but those hydraulically interconnected dampers are doing their job.
I believe, 12 subterranean levels What it really is is an underground base and a series of interconnected tunnels.
Get the lights! Possibly interconnected. It's a canal system leading all the way to.
Showing how trade and globalization are really responsible for the connections to rainforests and the Amazon-- an incredibly strange and interconnected world that we have today.
So I developed an addiction for grand, interconnected narratives that involved magical flight and time travel.
appears to consist of a series of interconnected clusters of stars from our vantage point on Earth.
Furthermore, mass communications and technological changes such as the widespread availability of the Internet have caused the public policy system to become more complex and interconnected.
And have thousands of interconnected chambers. A leafcutter nest can be up to eight meters deep.
At every corner of the prison there's a similar room, all interconnected. By corridors like this one.
feelings… are all constructed and interconnected in this neural net.
Rexhepi says that the power systems are interconnected, exchanging energy
And it's one-- again, that interconnected root system,
Interconnected by a surprisingly delicate structure… You see, the oil-bearing strata in the area.
life as profane or ordinary upwards to the experience of life as sacred, or deeply interconnected.
in NATO Operating Systems(CRONOS) is a system of interconnected computer networks used by NATO to transmit classified information.
Through my work I'm trying to articulate that humans are not separate from nature and that everything is interconnected.