Because of a wish for Olympic superiority, the U.S. Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics failed to protect their athletes from the interweaving of emotional and sexual abuse.
A summary-resistant, reach-for-the-sky work, it interweaves, with improbable elegance, a naturalist's study of the country's shimmering waterscapes, an anthropological history of the threatened indigenous peoples who subsisted on them and a burning political screed against the human rights abuses of Pinochet's dictatorship, many of whose victims were brutally consigned to the water.
Reflection was identified as a value for dealing with the interweaving of emotional and professional involvement; being able to reflect on your own emotions, capabilities and caring relationship helped care staff to find a balance between warm care and emotional distance.
The original waltzes are utterly charming, each lasting a minute or two: charming for the intricate interweaving of the voices and for the messages of the quaint folkish texts.
Let's hear more, for instance, from black feminists such as Heidi Safia Mirza, whose Race, Gender and Educational Desire should be compulsory reading for those concerned with "intersectionality", the interweaving of gender, race, class.
Koolhaas's architecture, designed for a wheelchair-bound man and his family, is an essay in the interweaving of prospect and refuge.
The holes through each ply, formed by the interweaving of filamentous tows, are considered to be staggered maximally for the overlapping plies.
The interweaving of ethnocultural, socio-political, and medical analyses is required for comprehensive assessment of each patient's health-care needs.
The interweaving of these two concerns compounds the challenge of developing interpreters for new i-DSMLs without a significant investment in resources.
