interrelation

That is the image under which the interrelation of minds presents itself to me.

At the same time we must not overestimate the closeness of this interrelation.

This must of necessity be so, due to the interrelation of attention and neglect.

The interrelation seems as close as we care to look, until we are in danger of seeing no woods for the trees.

The moving picture industry—said to be the third largest in the world—is based largely on this interrelation.

The interrelation of Art Department helps the student to appreciate the need of good form in the appearance of a written page.

But the subject here is not the similarity between sports and language, butrather their interrelation.

Its concepts are determined in number, constitution, and interrelation, by its inherent character.

That teaching necessitated an entirely new view of the nature of matter, and consequently of the interrelation of mind and body.

Some of Nature's strange ways are exhibited in the interrelation of insects and fires in tree-killing.