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Interconnected   /ˌɪntərkənˈɛktɪd/   Listen
adjective
interconnected  adj.  
1.
Having internal connections between parts. (Narrower terms: reticulate (vs. nonreticulate))
Synonyms: interrelated.
2.
Operating as a unit.
Synonyms: coordinated, unified.





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"Interconnected" Quotes from Famous Books



... transmission is more direct, the engines driving the propellers through two gear wheels only. The propeller gear box is supported by steel tube outriggers attached by brackets to the framework of the car. The petrol is carried in a series of tanks situated beneath the keel walking way, and are interconnected so that any tank either forward or aft can supply any engine, by this means affording assistance for ...
— British Airships, Past, Present, and Future • George Whale
... instance draws a rent of ability from his superior equipment and education. The socialisation of every kind of rent will necessarily arm the State with great funds which it must use.... Shaw can define the two interconnected aims of Fabianism as 'the gradual extension of the franchise and the transfer of rent and interest ...
— The History of the Fabian Society • Edward R. Pease
... city, actually the only inhabited point on Jontarou, was beautiful and quiet, a pattern of vast but elegantly slender towers, each separated from the others by four or five miles of rolling parkland and interconnected only by the threads of transparent skyways. Near the horizon, just visible from the garden, rose the tallest towers of all, the green and gold spires of the Shikaris' Club, a center of Federation affairs and of social activity. From the aircar which brought them across Port Nichay the ...
— Novice • James H. Schmitz
... repetition of that which exists in the world. Neither the scholar nor the artist could do better than nature or history. The value in both cases lies just in the deviation from reality in the service of human desires and ideals. The desire and ideal of the scholar is to give us an interconnected world in which we understand everything by its being linked with everything else; and the desire and ideal of the artist in every possible art is to give us things which are freed from the connection of the world and which stand before us complete in themselves. The things of the outer world ...
— The Photoplay - A Psychological Study • Hugo Muensterberg


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