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interrelation

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interrelation noun chain, coherence, connection, contact, correlation, interaffiliation, interassociation, interdependence, interrelationship, mutual deeendence, mutuality, nexus, proportion, relationship
See also: association, building, chain, coherence, connection, contact, content, mutuality, nexus, proportion, relation, relationship, structure

INTERRELATION, civil law. The act by which, in consequence of an agreement, the party bound declares that he will not be bound beyond a certain time. Wolff, Inst. Nat. Sec. 752.
     2. In the case of a lease from year to year, or to continue as long as both parties please, a notice given by one of them to the other of a determination to put an end to the contract, would bear the name of interrelation.



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On the last expanse of untrammeled Midwestern grassland, Jones examines the interrelations of aquifers with prairie chickens and deerflies, of wild berries and nuts in the native American diet.
Jones, Stephen R. The last prairie, a Sandhills journal by Snodgrass, Mary Ellen / Kliatt
In the present conditions, when all the social development areas are affected by globalization trends, when the world is challenged with new threats, wars and confrontations, including international terrorism, and in the situation when revolutionary changes in the military schooling are underway, the problem of rational interrelation between policy and military strategy remains as urgent as it was the case during the Great Patriotic War.
Policy and military strategy: a unity lesson by Paderin, A.A. / Military Thought
With leasing brokerage not quite as sophisticated then as it is now, Gabriel said he was drawn to the investment sales side of the business for its interrelation with the capital markets.
Loan ranger, Gabriel, at home in investment sales by Geiger, Dan / Real Estate Weekly
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