Word: interrelationship
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...attempts to suggest we're not behind misleads the American people." But Kennedy saw no need for a crash military program. He pointed out that the Pentagon this year will spend $1.5 billion on space-three times the 1960 figure. Furthermore, Kennedy argued: "There is a great interrelationship between the military and peaceful use of space. But we're concentrating on the peaceful use of space, which will also help us protect our security if that becomes essential...
Washburn was associated with Dean Sperry in conducting Memorial Church services from 1940-50, and was responsible for arranging with President Lowell an interrelationship between the University and the Theological School...
There is an eternal law, he held, which is God's reason governing the interrelationship of all things. This eternal law has two divisions-divine positive law, accessible to man only through revelation, and natural law or moral law, directly accessible to man through his reason (which, according to the Thomist theory of analogy, bears some relationship to God's). Natural law governs man's relationship to God and to his fellow...
...this series, Professor Wolfson traces the growth and interrelationship of Greek, Hebrew, Moslem and Christian pholosophies. All 12 volumes have been written, five have already been published and two more are almost realy for the printer. Wolfson writes all his manuscripts out in longhand ("I'm old fashioned") and then puts them away in the huge file cabinets that adorn his study. When the rough draft of the entire series was written, Wolfson began the slow process of revising each manuscript, some of which he claims not to have looked at in over ten years. But all the rough drafts...
...frequently happens that even the student who concentrates in a science is preoccupied with his specialty to such a degree that he fails to achieve a view of science as a whole and of the interrelationship of the special fields within it. A general education in science needs to be provided for the future scientist or technologist as well as for the general student. One could scarcely insist that all students of history or literature should learn some biology, for example, but that the prospective physicist or chemist need...