The idea is to draw visitors in to a handful of structures entwined together like an art gallery – there's a design corner, a tea garden and a bookshop, a sandwich shop, a champagne bar, and a concept store.
These structures were entwined with, but not adherent to the vascular walls.
The solid-state structure 16 confirms the doubly entwined topology of the two 64-atom loops in [Zn4 2]8+.
Chromosomal replication is entwined with DNA damage tolerance (DDT) and chromatin structure establishment via elusive mechanisms.
Bovine cortical bone was pyrolyzed to produce a network of conductive carbon entwined with native hydroxyapatite that maintains its macroscopic structure during pyrolysis and prevents collapse of the carbon.
However, owing to the particular structure of lichen thallus in which the photobiont cells are tightly entwined by mycelia and the photobiont cells cannot absorb substances from their surroundings directly, it can be deduced that the necessary components for their growth, such as ions and nitrogen sources, must be transferred from the mycobiont to the photobiont.
The program's other première, Margo Sappington's "Entwined," to Erik Satie (the "Gnossiennes," Nos. 2, 7, 5, 3, and 4), was structured in sections.
Everywhere they went — to the mall, to the game, to movies and shops and the classes that structured their days like a new kind of chronology — their fingers were entwined, their shoulders touching, their hips joined in the slow triumphant sashay of love.
They are inextricably entwined.
Their fates become utterly entwined.
