Sentence examples for in intermingling from inspiring English sources
And in intermingling the lovers' rapturous cries with the retarded girl's spasmodic groans from the adjoining room, the movie has flashes of grotesque satiric humor.
This model is supported by observations that inactivation of rDNA results in intermingling of nucleolar structures.
In summary, our molecular and cellular analyses during branchial arch development showed that neural crest cells first penetrate into the cephalic mesoderm, resulting in intermingling of neural crest and mesodermal cells at early stages.
The mtDNA analysis resulted in intermingling between Przewalski's and Thoroughbred horse sequences, with one of Przewalski's horse haplotypes located at the most basal position among the available complete mtDNA caballine sequences.
In the cerebellar cortex, Purkinje cells are reduced in number, some of them being arrested in the cerebellar white matter, arranged in small clusters or in streaks intermingled with hypoplastic deep cerebellar nuclei [ 108].
In the cerebellum, the dentate nuclei are usually fragmented, Purkinje cells are reduced in number in the cerebellar cortex, heterotopically located in the cerebellar white matter and arranged in small clusters or in streaks intermingled with hypoplastic deep cerebellar nuclei.
There's a strong, feminist-inflected suggestion that Rachel, Megan and Anna are different sides of a singular shared experience, their dreams, memories and voices intermingling in a mosaic of female rage, a silent scream in this modern Stepford.
Her influence continues to stream out in dizzying directions, intermingling with the contributions of later artists.
This time the two basketball powerhouses are intermingling in the same world, the NBA Finals.
Our study then revealed that social and emotional factors are in fact intermingled.
As described for projection neurons of the basal amygdala [34], a segregation of distinct neuronal circuits related to anatomical connectivity in otherwise intermingled and akin neurons might also give rise to distinct populations of projection neurons.
