Sentence examples for interplay across from inspiring English sources

The orthogonal nature of both of these potential transformations merely adds to the technological, environmental, economic and social complexities that interplay across each of this domain and to the attendant increase in uncertainty in social choices.

There is a clear need for broad sociological scaled management that can efficiently coordinate the genetic interplay across sub-populations, including those located on disparate privately owned and managed grazing properties and in captive breeding sites.

Examples include appreciation of learning theory, Hebbian principles, task-specific training, social influences, mechanisms of verbal encoding and the interplay across brain modalities (such as influence of deafferentation on motor function).

The units, which seat two, are said to be cheaper than individual offices as well as fostering the interplay of ideas across departmental boundaries.

Figure 3B also illustrates the coordinated interplay between modules across different cellular regions, e.g. cytoplasm-extracellular space and organelle-membrane interactions.

That interplay has been replicated across the 2010 campaign, with Republicans largely keeping Democrats on the defensive about the Obama presidency's signature domestic achievement.

Furthermore, this study offers a holistic overview of all available passive cooling energy systems and argue based on interplay between five indicators across the three studied spatial levels.

We thank all people who sampled lakes in the framework of the different projects (B-Blooms, B-Blooms2, BIOMAN, Aquatic Ecology project in Ethiopia, SALGA and "Thermal adaptation and its interplay with biotic interactions across a latitude gradient"), especially Sarian Kosten for sampling the SALGA lakes and Tsehaye Asmelash and Tadesse Dejenie for sampling the Ethiopian lakes.

It is clear in Haga 16 that considering the interplay of individual factors across the ICF framework is beneficial for clinical reasoning, guidance of assessment, and in discussing prognostic factors with families.

Across the country, caseload midwifery is the norm in maternity wards, thus offering an opportunity to study caseload midwifery as a strong professional and organisational project characterised by an intense interplay among actors and across their respective organisational/professional interests and resources.

Beautiful interplay of light and shadow across Big Ben and Parliament — wonder if it's on tape-delay?