The constant verbal and musical interplay makes every moment of the score, however simple on the surface, surprising.
The pressing is still impressively efficient and remains an extremely useful way of creating chances but Liverpool's passing interplay makes them a more complete attacking force.
The evolution of modern jazz put a premium on cooperative rhythm-section interplay, making the self-contained world of solo piano seem a bit like a noble antiquity.
It's an album on which hurt dogs, ecstatic anxiety and unabashed prettiness loom large, the interplay making Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper Lennox's most accessible solo offering thus far.
This interplay makes it difficult to determine whether (or to what extent) a given change in performance was caused by a change in policy or by a change in private-sector behaviour undertaken in expectation of a change in policy.
The interplay makes this process of data transformation more accessible to business data analysts, while increasing the productivity of quantitative data scientists who can use the human-machine interaction to get through various types of data in a faster manner.
Yet, their complex non-linear interplay makes it difficult to treat them in a self-consistent way, not to mention to couple their dynamics with the larger macroscopical scales of astrophysical interest.
(He's a good guide, when one is needed, and unlike Ferguson, who used to loudly tear them up, he holds on to his cards). The interplay makes the show noisier than the competition; not all guests are equally comfortable with it -- some take over, some get out of the way -- but this just makes it all feel a little more real and complicated.
His first book of photographs as a sole artist, Still Waters (1989), revealed his longstanding interest in horizons and a highly individual take on the angles and interplay of made and natural environments.
