Sentence examples for from interwoven from inspiring English sources

8 17-8 20 A.M.: Tunnel my body into shapes made from interwoven threads of dyed plant refuse which have been pieced together by poor people a third of the way around the world to match the shapes of my limbs and my trunk.

Beautifully constructed from interwoven grasses now dried and brown, the nest is partially camouflaged by the slender branches of a fuchsia brought down in the winter gales and left lying against the fence in the hope of adding even a little more cover against future winds.

It is important to observe that the BSs shown in Fig. 3 can also be seen as built from interwoven boron stripes.

Therefore, the study of inter/intra-regional social systems should start with trans-regional cultural exchanges arising from interwoven flows of materials, population and information and focus on the spatial-temporal process of the cross-system society, so as to reconstruct the Maritime Silk Road as a social process.

The show's most prominent feature is a large standing screen with two panoramic photographs of the Philharmonic, from 1930 and 2003, interwoven in cross-sections alternating on diagonal panels.

What is really on trial, though, is the trust placed in the BBC, partly in return for a compulsory license fee that funds its budget, and partly built from many interwoven strands that reach deep into the national memory.

The latter could lead from an interwoven and entangled arrangement to orderly layered structures.

It's been pretty public knowledge that HP has had buyer's remorse from the Interwoven acquisition for quite some time," Liewehr said.

The slimy layer on the cap surface results from an interwoven layer of gelatinous hyphae that are typically 3 5 µm thick.

The gender pay gap comes from many interwoven factors, but it also has many interwoven solutions that we can all commit ourselves to fighting for on Equal Pay Day and beyond.

The cap cuticle is a trichodermium a type of tissue composed of erect, long, threadlike hyphae of same or different lengths, and originating from an interwoven layer of hyphae that ascends gradually until terminal cells are somewhat parallel to each other.