Sentence examples for interlocked in a from inspiring English sources

Both food and water security are therefore interlocked in a delicate balance.

The first phase has seen around 50 new social-rented units, a mixture of four-bed townhouses and two-bed maisonettes, cleverly interlocked in a handsome brick block.

The Focaccia's crust was crisscrossed with a series of seemingly random slashes that nevertheless interlocked in a complex, snowflake-like pattern.

Conceived as a pair of mirrored, staggered ziggurats, the blocks follow the contours of the hill to wrap around a central garden, their multiple unit types interlocked in a dynamic spatial puzzle.

This paper introduces a new concept that might help in reading both social life and urban process, showing how they are interlocked in a way that clarifies ideologies and their implications for the physical form of the city.

Intermolecular CH2-CH2 domainteractionsons partially bury the CH2 domain surface that would otherwise be exposed by the absence of oligosaccharide, and two Fc molecules are interlocked in a symmetric, open conformation.

Joseph Orbeso, 22, and Rachel Nguyen, 20, missing for three months, were discovered in a remote canyon last week in Joshua Tree National Park in southern California, their bodies interlocked in an embrace.

It's a wonderful sectional detail, with the two forms literally interlocking in a double-height living space.

The fabrication of supramolecular structures and devices requires molecules that are capable of interlocking in a predictable well defined manner on surfaces required for nanobiotechnological applications.

With case studies on successful pioneer enterprises in various fields like transport, financial services, sustainable construction, cooperative energy-supply and food, it highlights the multiplied innovative potential of such enterprises when they interlock in a community and cooperate with local partners and institutions.

He also developed molecular Borromean rings, which consist of three rings interlocked in such a way as to permit their disassociation in the event of a fracture in any one ring, and a molecular elevator, based on the stepwise descent of a ring structure sliding down supporting molecules.