I took particular pleasure from the young team of four men and four women in "Interplay".
Mycelial network architecture is of major significance in the acquisition of and distribution of nutrients, in interplay between different regions of the mycelium, and in survival when parts of the network are destroyed.
In the end, the power of Pushkin's masterpiece lies in its fast-paced and wonderfully balanced storyline and in the interplay between Onegin and Tatiana.
In her novel, war threatens art and humanity itself, and, in the interplay between the pageant performed on a June day in 1939 and the audience, Woolf raises questions about perception and response.
Links have been suggested between early progression and mechanistic alterations both within the epithelial cells and in the interplay with associated basement membrane, myoepithelial and stromal cells, and mechanical constraints [ 62, 63].
He made a Faustian bargain and sold a controlling stake in Interplay in March 1999 to French company Titus Interactive for $25 million.
It's a familiar mechanic, harking back to the eat-and-shoot interplay in Bobble Bubble, but it's so wonderfully implemented and every animation is a delight.
In terms of methodologies, "Coaching | Theory & Practice" offers a platform for quantitative and qualitative approaches alike, reflecting the dynamic developments in and interplay between practice and research.
He has been examining the use and limitations of models, their formal properties, their role in cognition and interplay with creativity, and their ability to represent reality and physics.
We review advances and challenges in protein structure prediction and de novo protein design, and highlight their interplay in successful biotechnological applications.
