Some also refer to the name of the game as both reference to the hair braid of the princess Tim seeks as well as the intertwining of time, demonstrated by the various time mechanics explored in the game.
Descartes, for instance, wrote of "internal" or "intellectual" emotions, which are not passions proper, but certainly have affective components, as well as being causally intertwined with the true passions.
Such a resurrection must be integral: all the elements of the past artistic, religious, economic, as well as political must be brought back, intertwined, as they once were, in a living synthesis.
Most of the pieces came from the statue's arms and legs, as well as from the decorative tree trunk, intertwined with a serpent and a grapevine, on which the figure was leaning.
This article focuses on the perturbation of the folate/methionine cycles that influence DNA and histone methylation, as well as on epigenetic processes that are intertwined with alcohol metabolism, namely the increase in NADH/NAD+ ratio and the formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and acetate, which affects histone acetylation.
The north side of the gallery features a collection of large-scale (almost floor-to-ceiling) closeups of shark reproductive organs, as well as painted scenes of their bodies gracefully intertwined in what the show calls "zoological intercourse".
Although some may presently view the book as obscene and unfit for public reading, universities across the globe hold in the highest esteem for its deft display of stream-of-consciousness as well as its meticulously structured plot that intertwines various themes about the struggles of the "Modern Man".
Yet, in the past few days, it has become clear that their fates, as well as others in this nascent startup ecosystem, are intertwined in a bizarre plot that will determine the future of South Korea's push for innovation.
The molecular signaling underlying ischemia reperfusion and inflammatory response is highly intertwined and includes pro-inflammatory as well as cardioprotective elements.
Components of care include, for example, the intervention itself as well as the process and context of healing, which are intertwined in a whole system based on a unique and consistent philosophical foundation.
