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Interlocking techniques are a prominent feature of many instrumental styles in East and southeastern Africa.

Closely associated with interlocking techniques but not necessarily depending on them is the composition of inherent note patterns.

The drumming in the ngwayi dance of northeastern Zambia, the timbrh lamellaphone music of the Vute people of central Cameroon, and many other traditions also use interlocking techniques.

In numerical notation it looks like this: Interlocking techniques allow African instrumentalists to produce resultant patterns overall patterns formed by all the players that are unbelievably rapid.

Operating time, number of images and radiation time were recorded and statistically compared between interlocking techniques using non-parametric tests.

After assessing data distribution (Shapiro-Wilk test) non-parametric test statistics (Mann-Whitney U test) were carried out to identify differences between the two interlocking techniques regarding operating time and radiation exposure.

In the very fast mangwilo xylophone music, the interlocking technique is exploited further.

In paintings such as Nude Descending a Staircase, Girl Running on a Balcony, and Dog on Leash, Marcel Duchamp and Giacomo Balla combined the Cubist technique of projected, interlocking planes with the superimposed time-motion sequences of cinematography.

In 1984, Ogata reported his technique named the "interlocking wedge osteotomy" (Fig. 3).

Radiation exposures were required either for confirmation of successful insertion of guide wire and distal locking or for interlocking in failures of the technique.

Modern bone cement technique obtains the maximum degree of bone cement interlocking effect through the use of low-viscosity bone cement and compression techniques.