In some compositions by two virtuoso players, each musician interlocks with the right hand only.
The hindwings, noticeably smaller than the forewings, are interlocked with the latter by tiny hooklets on the anterior margin.
Politicians are inevitably influenced by the same trends, as they depend more on advertising and television and are interlocked with the burgeoning media Establishment.
It turned out the banks were thoroughly interlocked with the private utility, CEI, which would have acquired monopoly status by taking over Muny Light.
Each hand interlocked with the next.
The subroutine program was interlocked with the general flow analysis.
Notch out the top of the studs so they interlock with the boards in the beams.
Start off by drawing two circles interlocking with each other, making one bigger than the other.
If anything, the skill with which Bier interlocks her themes is also the cause of the movie's besetting fault — an airless sense of the schematic, in which both characters and objects are used to engineer a moral debate.
He also described a highly bureaucratic corporate culture, in which proposals were screened by interlocking management committees with authority to block ideas under consensual rules for decision making.
