Sentence examples for interplay with another from inspiring English sources

This is exactly what happens whether it's emission/absorption, emission/reflection, a scattering interaction, or any type of interplay with another particle.

"You look at the way terms are used and the way words interplay with one another to decipher the real emotion behind the phrase".

We summarize main measurements of material stiffness under different condition, then list and compare three main methods of controlling stiffness (material amount, crosslinking density and photopolymeriztion time) which interplay with one another and correlate with stiffness positively, and current advances in effects of biomaterial stiffness on stem cell fate.

Finally, the insights obtained from the prior two stationary conditions are combined with the advanced nucleation theory to elucidate the dynamic scaling process by visualizing how the multiple fundamental factors (such as local supersaturation, nucleation rate and nuclei size) evolve and interplay with one another in various membrane regimes during the whole scaling process.

Elites are self-perpetuating; the different spheres of power interplaying with one another, meaning the economic elite can more easily dabble in politics – think of the Mitford sisters trying ideologies on like dresses.

The failure of the increased levels of 27-OH-Ch present in the PD VC to induce α-syn transcription may be due to a complex interplay with 24S-OH-Ch as another study has suggested that 27-OH-Ch-mediated up-regulation of SYNA can be blocked in the presence of equimolar 24S-OH-Ch [63].

Both the easy interplay with the continuo players and the singers' musicality in ornamentation added another satisfying interpretive element.

Another important protein, p-glycoprotein, has also been shown to interplay with CYP3A4 in rifampicin inducing drug-drug interactions [ 29].

Fry's interplay with the wonderfully dizzy Matt Schultz was priceless.

How do these two roles interplay with each other?

Their interaction with each other seems as off the cuff as their interplay with the audience.