In football, the intermingling of twenty-two separate moving parts makes it difficult to effectively apportion credit for turning a three-yard loss into a five-yard gain.
"How long," began the soprano, and "how long" continued to echo as she moved on, so that the intermingling of four voices yielded not a quartet but a polyphony dominated by the falling minor seconds of repeating notes from the delay.
That story of the two mathematicians was a very moving intermingling of the two cultures, 'A Passage to India' reversed and updated".
Although Bennis didn't correctly project the intermingling of the two roles, he did clearly articulate the importance of their separate functions.
The odd intermingling of the two Mr. and Mrs. Jones duos creates a syncopated, human quartet that sounds both baroque and contemporary, half Mozart, half Shostakovich.
But with Wonderwall Music, Harrison began to venture on his own, creating fresh and unique sounds …" Among Beatles biographers, Madinger and Easter write that "the intermingling of the two styles [on Wonderwall Music] made for an extremely interesting listening experience", while Peter Lavezzoli describes the album as "a charming potpourri of Indian and Western sounds".
(C ) Brainstem at the level of MoVII, showing spatial intermingling of the two premotor populations.
However, in the rostral reticular formation where many of the premotor neurons for both muscles are located, these populations are distributed in a similar pattern, suggestive of spatial intermingling of these two groups of premotor neurons.
Hence the cosmic body in its endless vastness, as space embracing everything, can be seen as providing the space for the emergence of thing-events through the intermingling of the six elements.
America has achieved a remarkable and unique intermingling of all three freedoms, says the professor.
