Sentence examples for interlocking with other from inspiring English sources

In this paper a metamorphic mechanism cell which can realize deploying, self-locking, unlocking, retracting and interlocking with other cells, is designed by incorporating VKJs.

The Manobo sagabong ensemble follows a similar format, consisting of five small gongs, each held by one musician playing a unique pattern with rubber mallets, interlocking with other parts.

Spellings of common words, for instance can alter over time and part of Purcell's job is to compile a house style to ensure that compilers are consistent and that tricky words are interlocked with other words on the grid to give readers a steer.

hooks' approach depends on the claim that sexism is a particular form of oppression that can be distinguished from other forms, e.g., racism and homophobia, even though it is currently (and virtually always) interlocked with other forms of oppression.

The arrangement of components plays a key role in the performance of complex Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS), in which a SIS logic solver is interlocked with other logic solvers, to share a final element, for instance.

Interlocking works with other enzymes such as laccase, where ≥ 60% of the enzyme activity is retained.

Start off by drawing two circles interlocking with each other, making one bigger than the other.

These swing in from the sides, interlocking with each other and showing how a garden can be built up in layers.

In other words, in all years, government-controlled companies are more likely to establish interlocking directorate networks with other government-controlled companies than with non-state-controlled companies.

This may indicate that when a company decides to establish interlocking directorate relations with other companies, the priority is not a company's market performance but other characteristics of the company, such as property rights, industry, and firm size.

The material, which the researchers call Automend, is built of two small molecular building blocks that interlock with each other into a vast three-dimensional network.