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All kinds of machines can be an address in this interconnected world.

The world is interconnected and this interconnection is subdivided into departments.

In the face of these facts, the Gregorian movement of the eleventh century pursues two closely interconnected objects.

Usually the blotches are discrete, but in some individuals they are interconnected and form an irregular dark mark on the dorsum.

Telegenic or not, a president or a TV star has little, if any, impact on our fulfillment in the interconnected world of our time.

All logical, consistent or interconnected thinking must take its departure from it.

Moreover, they are throughout so interconnected that an advance in one field of interest will lead to progress in general.

He filled large sheets of plastic with tracings of intricate, interconnected schematic hieroglyphs.

It may be defined as a succession of interconnected feelings with a more complex physical expression than a simple feeling.

There, a mass of compact boxes were piled one on another, and interconnected in various and indeterminate ways.