Through the 1990s he also generated other novel interlocked architectures, including olympiadane (an interlocking structure resembling the Olympic rings) and a complex branching catenane.
Add melody and atmosphere to it and you get another interlocking structure – slightly organic, soggy, bouncy and knackered".
Among the contemporary pieces, Peter Dudek's "Monument to My Love Life," a labyrinth of architectural fragments, symbolizes the complex interlocking structure of intimate relationships.
While each episode is free-standing, there is an interlocking structure to the episodes, where you see The Guy either return to repeat customers, or you watch his customers interacting in non-drug-related circumstances (which makes sense, since finding a drug dealer is usually a word-of-mouth phenomenon).
Looking at her, it's not hard to detect the author of the richly empathetic The God of Small Things, her debut, Booker-prize winning novel about family life in Kerala, that John Updike described as a "massive interlocking structure of fine, intensely felt details".
In healthy cartilage, a zone of calcified cartilage (ZCC) acts as an intermediary for mechanical force transfer from soft to hard tissue, as well as an effective interlocking structure to better resist interfacial shear forces.
The improvement of the thermal fatigue properties of the coated samples with pre-oxidation was mainly attributed to the formation of a transition interlocking structure at C/C-coating interface, which is advantageous in alleviating the CTE mismatch between Si Mo Cr coating and C/C substrate, decreasing the crack size in the coating.
The durable antibacterial activities mainly arise from the strong adhesive strength between Ag nanohair and ACFs, which results from their interlocking structure.
