The personal badge of Emperor Charles V, who ruled Spain soon after the discovery of the Americas, showed both pillars interwoven with the slogan: "Plus Ultra" — "There is more out there," the perfect motto for a nascent transatlantic empire.
The humour is never coarsened and the deep veins of seriousness running through everything are skilfully interwoven both musically and dramatically.
Though the film is divided into separate sections, the stories are interwoven both in the direction, with a character from one story walking through another's scene, and in the editing, in montage cuts that juxtapose different narrative threads.
It's not a Batbike, of course, but is instead inspired by 'Japanimation' - that's anime and manga - both genres long interwoven into the fabric of Japanese life and culture.
Pornography and technology, or sex and technology, are both already deeply interwoven, but I like to investigate and exaggerate those connections in order to better understand how they function and speculate what they will look like in the future.
They emphasize a cultural sphere that is interwoven with, both shaping and being shaped by, political and economic institutions as well as by kinship and other social organizational structures.
Although the concepts addressed in learning goal 1 are interwoven through both courses, the majors use more difficult examples and extend these concepts more in homework assignments and exam questions as the course progresses, because their course material is unquestionably more detailed (Supplemental Material A and B).
He's comparing the two shows as exercises in characterization, and he gives the advantage to David Simon's Baltimore drama: Both [shows] created vast, interwoven communities, and no matter how much or little screen time they had, they just seemed to pop.
In the Netherlands, both developments have become inseparably interwoven because they have to be realised in already densely inhabited and industrialised areas.
Told in alternating voices, with incidental points-of-view skilfully interwoven, this is both a swooning YA romance and a clear-sighted interrogation of racism, familial pressures and the inhumanity of a system that sees statistics rather than people.
