Sentence examples for for intertwined from inspiring English sources

This album has more use for intertwined guitar lines that adhere to Eastern scales, and strong but light-footed rhythm.

For all Americans, it has become much harder to make a living without a college degree, for intertwined reasons including foreign competition, advancements in technology and the decline of unions.

The area's biggest business is now demolition, and the planned destruction — which is breathtaking to behold — provides the setting for intertwined stories of personal betrayals, broken family bonds, rampant corruption, and abuses of power.

In Section 3, we give the main results about intertwining phenomenon, and present an equivalent condition for existence of intertwined attractors of the dynamical systems.

Reconciling economic stimulus with a prudent long-term fiscal policy can be done again, she says, but the logic for these intertwined approaches needs to be conveyed forcefully to the American public.

Trinidad is an island known for its intertwined histories — it changed hands between the British, French, and Spanish, and has more than a million residents who boast roots in India or Africa or both — and Paramin is especially so.

The post-Paris refugee aversion in the West is actually a smokescreen for two, intertwined issues: uneven integration of Muslim communities and the worn out jurisprudential/religious rhetoric that afflicts the Muslim mind.

Cleavage was carried out in the reaction buffer finally optimized for the intertwined action of reaction conditions, resulting in synergistic maximum TaqII affinity star activity (40 mM Tris HCl, pH 8.0, at 65°C, 10 mM MgCl2, 10 mM (NH4 2SO4, 1 mM DTT, BSA 100 μg/ml, 100 μM SIN, 20% DMSO) at 65°C.

In a 2010 interview that ran on this site, Hazzard spoke of intertwined passions for reading and travel.

An equivalent condition for the existence of intertwined attractors of the planar dynamical systems and the related results are given.

Drawing on complexity theory, network autocatalytic mechanisms, and original historical case studies, the authors argue for the importance of intertwined networks in social and organizational transformations.