interrelation

Preposition: of

• text: MA English is keyed to the interrelations of text, theory, and culture.

Converse of object

• explore: Finally, human security and disarmament explores the complex interrelations between disarmament, human rights and development.
• understand: This exhibition offers an exciting opportunity to see his new work and to understand the interrelation between his printing and painting techniques.
• show: The set of papers thus shows many interrelations that could be welded into a firm foundation for evolutionary economics.
• concern: In his reformulation of the concept of ideology he is focussing on problems concerning the interrelations of meaning and power.
• reveal: This information reveals the interrelations between different functions and can be used to uncover bugs in the code.
• explain: For example, in 1861-65 James Clerk Maxwell explained the interrelation of electric and magnetic fields in his unified theory of electromagnetism.

Adjective modifier

• dynamic: Both live in dynamic interrelation, as I believe they should.
• complex: Finally, human security and disarmament explores the complex interrelations between disarmament, human rights and development.
• close: It argues for a close interrelation between the mystery religions of the ancient world and the origins of Christianity.
• dialectical: It means an art which penetrates through the appearances of social life to grasp their inner dynamics and dialectical interrelations.
• mutual: What are the stakes in drawing out the mutual interrelation of material and virtual?
• human: As one who set out to chart the history of human interrelations with planet Earth, he may be called the founder of ecology.

Modifies a noun

• integrity: Referential integrity is one of the most important interrelation integrity constraints for the relational data model.

Preposition: between

• aspect: We wanted to know as much as we could about their lives, their work, their collections and the interrelations between these aspects.
• literature: This course offers an advanced introduction to the interrelations between literature, literary analysis, and language studies.
• language: These are just few of the numerous examples of interrelation between language and culture.
• technology: This collection of essays by a variety of authors explores the interrelation between technology and creativity in the late Twentieth Century.
• society: This book draws on insights from across the social sciences to examine the changing character of the interrelations between society and nature.
• city: But the New Economic Policy does not flow solely from the interrelations between the city and the village.