The difference between those two actions seemed as clear to her as the difference between a lead vocal and the interplay of a band.
It is a complex process, essentially political and ethical in character, and involves the interplay of a number of considerations among which are not only those of equity and efficiency".
Frailty is defined by Wells and colleagues as "a complex interplay of a person's assets and deficits, including health and illness, attitudes, practices, resources, and dependence on others" (2003a, 891).
But these days, many economists question this assumption, arguing that development has more to do with the strength of a country's institutions – political and social systems that are developed through the interplay of a government and its people.
Collective action, it seems, is extremely rare and most likely involves the dynamic interplay of a complicated set of social, psychological, and political variables.
Hence, the interplay of a positive and a negative limb are proposed to establish a balanced output which integrates both light and nutrient signals.
While not a culinary innovation, the dish was a blend of sweet and savory, and an interplay of contrasting textures.
Long-term plaque accumulation and an interplay of host and bacterial factors result in chronic inflammation and tissue damage.
Similar to metagenomic approaches (Wooley et al., 2010), the analysis of environmental samples and the interplay of organisms offer an enormous potential to further the characterization and understanding of these systems.
The prominent role of the bass is also key to the metal sound, and the interplay of bass and guitar is a central element.
