Thus flowers and their insect visitors are often vitally interlinked in mutual dependence.
These instances must suffice to illustrate the central biological idea of the web of life, the interlinked System of Animate Nature.
Hence a controversy has arisen, which can by no means be considered as definitely decided, upon the question as to whether the Anglo-Saxons possessed byrnies of true interlinked chain mail.
An induction coil consists of two or more windings of wire interlinked by a common magnetic circuit.
The magnetizing force of a given helix is that force which tends to drive magnetic lines of force through the magnetic circuit interlinkedwith the helix.
The mills were doing and had always done well, but their profits were so instantly absorbed by allied and interlinked undertakings that Clark at times wondered whether he was asking one dollar to do too much.
This, if not another conventional mode of representing interlinked chain-mail, may be intended for quilted armour.
In the following sketch we have collected some of the methods in use at various times to indicate the ordinary interlinked chain-mail.
The material of the hauberk is represented by that honeycomb-work so often observed in seals of this period, and which appears to be one of the many modes in use to imitate the web of interlinked chain-mail.
The armour, though differently expressed from that of the first seal, is probably intended to represent the same fabric; namely, interlinked chain-mail.
From analogous representations of various dates, however, it seems likely that the figures 1 and 2 are intended for interlinked chain-mail; Nos.
Maria Theresa, is interlinkedwith that of Frederic.
But all of them are interlinked by marriages, and therefore share together the glory or the shame of their progenitors, so far as glory and shame can be transmitted from father to son, independently of all individual virtue or vice.
Most of the administrations of the English kings are interlinkedwith the whole system of European politics.
Firstly, because the material, in spite of its strength, is liable to destruction by rust and corrosion, especially when the armour is of the interlinked chain type which exposes a maximum surface to the atmosphere.
But, however interlinkedand mutually modified they may be, we must in any discussion of myth, be aware of these four sides or steps.
In the first place, it does not represent life, which never proceeds far by single, uninterrupted threads; events areinterlinked and complicated, modified and diverted in many directions.
The threads of the action should be so closely related and interlinked that they are practically all in action all the time.
Better for them are those stories whose plots are open and simple, where the actions of the interlinked threads coincide as much as possible.
But more generally the figures are so closely interlinked that the whole sentence may impress the hearer as one coherent strain, with an occasional interruption.
All the factors of which it is composed, Phrases, Parts and Themes, are so closely interlinked that the continuity, cohesion and unity of the whole is complete.
In my boyhood days at Columbus I was sometimes hustled off the sidewalk by the medical students coming from the College, then in its first prosperity, and taking up the whole pavement as they swept forward with interlinked arms.
The whole decoration consists of interlinked meander-units not arranged in belts, but thrown together in a careless manner across the body of the vase.
The design proper--the interlinked scrolls--is in white, the dark color being used as a ground to develop it.
