Paul Davies

My feeling is that scientific method has the power to account for and interlink all phenomena in the universe, including its origin, using the laws of nature. But that still leaves the laws unexplained.

British Writer

Use 'interlink' when discussing systems where each part is linked to several others, forming a complex network.

Systematic Connections

'Interlink' is often used in technical or formal contexts, especially regarding machines, electronics, or processes.

Technical Term

When parts are 'interlinked', they are so connected that they depend on each other to operate or function.

Full Integration

Use 'interlink' to indicate that issues or topics are connected in such a way that one affects or influences another.

Interconnected Issues

'Interlink' can describe complex relationships, such as social or economic, suggesting they can't be easily separated.

Complex Relationships

When discussing varied subjects, use 'interlink' to show a logical or natural connection in your narrative or argument.

Discourse Flow

 I'm sure they have some here, too. And I went in, I said, "Can you make me doughnuts that look like Olympic symbols? Basically, you interlink five doughnuts together ... " I mean there's no way they could say yes, right? The doughnut maker took me so seriously. So she put out paper,

What I learned from 100...

 nests but as as part of the greater nest and so when it's very cold they're all huddled together and they don't need to shiver to stay warm and when it's very hot it's very cool inside so it all does interlink with thermoregulation as well