Los intereses creados (1907; The Bonds of Interest), echoing the 16th-century commedia dell'arte, is his most enduring work.
Most recently, he courted controversy by criticising the Runnymede report on multi-ethnicity in Britain, chaired by fellow-Asian Lord Parekh, for saying that Britain should be seen as a loose federation of cultures held together by common bonds of interest.
At their first conference, Cowley proclaimed that "literature and revolution are united not only by their common aim of liberating the human but also by immediate bonds of interest".
select the atoms or bonds of interest.
When this scheme is mapped to a practical implementation of a user interface, the sequence can be described as: select the atoms or bonds of interest pick the action from a menu if there is more than one result, and the best suggestion is not the desired one, pick from the list of possibilities.
Determine the bond energy of interest in each molecule by subtracting all other elemental bond energies from the molecular bond energy, and then dividing the remnant by the number of atoms of the element of interest present in the molecule.
Roll bonding is of interest as a method for grain size refinement; oxide-containing materials have increased strength, enhanced work-hardening behaviour, and exhibit alterations in recrystallisation behaviour.
Until this week, Europe's involvement in bond insurance was of interest only to insiders.
The chemical bonds of greatest interest are represented by short lines between the symbols of the atoms connected by the bonds.
The won bonds of most interest to foreigners are three-year corporate credits.
Senior versus subordinate bonds: senior bonds have priority over subordinate bonds in the payment of interest and eventual redemption.
