Sentence examples for built from the interplay from inspiring English sources

As social systems, social interventions are built from the interplay between agents and structure.

Built from the ground up.

Much of the movie, he explained, is built around the interplay between Mr. Wood and Mr. Whisnant.

This special issue builds from the diverse arrange of contributions made at the conference and aims to provide a diverse and interdisciplinary perspective on the interplay between evolutionary and ecological responses in the face of global change.

"They build from the language," he said.

NPT has been built from over a decade of observation and analysis of the complex interplay of the structural, organisational, social, and individual factors that affect the ways in which new practices become (or do not become) embedded in routine practices and the contexts in which they are enacted.

The church is built from rubble masonry.

The track is in signature Snaith style, built around the dramatic interplay between a skipping vocal sample and a tense, waxing-and-waning chord sequence.

In complex systems, change results from the interplay of many diverse and apparently unrelated factors.

Much of the spectacle derives from the interplay of the steel lattice and the concrete shell underneath.

The car takes its shape from the interplay of two curving lines: the roof and the shoulder.