The former originates from the fact that lignocellulose is a complex heteropolymer consisting of both pentoses and hexoses intertwined in a matrix of lignin, and to make the production process economically feasible, all sugars have to be converted to ethanol [ 5].
The result is a medley of sensually arched bodies, playful shadows, fishnets, bathtubs, balconies, and lovers intertwined in a choreography of erotic hedonism and insouciant youth culture.
The numbers and economics intertwined in a 5G future will bring a great deal of opportunity to America.
For us, Dewey's understanding of education as a process of living a process of change arising via inter-related phenomena of biology and culture salient in contexts that are both individual and current as well as evolving in groups over time provides a way to see these apparently conflicting interests as instead necessarily and inextricably intertwined in a mutually supportive way.
As the cyclone passed over increasingly cool sea surface temperatures and became intertwined in a baroclinic zone, it began to undergo an extratropical transition.
In the spandrels are mosaic depictions of the biblical concepts of love, faith, hope and charity intertwined in a vine representing the "tree of life".
"In simple terms, if the people who you know are there to love and support you — your parents — hit and hurt you, then love and violence become intertwined in a very unhealthy way," she explains.
Issues of cost, speed, ridership and fares are intertwined in a project facing mounting political and financial challenges.
With those bonds now plummeting in value, the fate of Spain's banks and government are intertwined in a financial tailspin.
One hypothesis emerging from the comorbidity literature is that anxiety and AUDs become intertwined in a reciprocal, perpetuating cycle.
