interconnectedness

And this is where the plague outbreak does resemble Ebola—as a grim reminder of the consequences of our global interconnectedness.

That interconnectedness is beautiful when you see it in nature.

The scientist James Lovelock named his influential theory of global interconnectedness the Gaia hypothesis after her.

It is also a good idea, in my view, to limit the size and the interconnectedness of banks.

How can we measure “interconnectedness” when its very complexity still eludes our ability to understand its extent?

Calls for nursing might include a call to be known as caring person and a call to have interconnectedness recognized and affirmed.

To know of, through and with nursing necessitates methods and techniques that honor freedom, creativity, and interconnectedness.

Each person grows in caring through interconnectedness with other.

The interconnectedness of the world takes rather subtle aspects when it comes to food.

Distributed knowledge and interconnectedness have replaced the structure of top-down command.