Sentence examples for interrelationship of the from inspiring English sources

"What it's all about is the interrelationship of the negative shape – the figure-ground relationship, the shapes between characters and within characters," Parker explained in Gary Hustwit's 2007 documentary, Helvetica.

The close interrelationship of the various peoples of South Asia may be traced in their epics, as in the Rāmāyaṇa and the Mahābhārata.

Its legitimacy rests on its position as protector of the two holy places of Mecca and Medina and the interrelationship of the royal family with the ranking religious leaders.

Caillois has described at length the social mechanism of nonliterate societies, in which the group is divided into two complementary subgroups (moieties), and has interpreted the tabus and the necessary interrelationship of the moieties as expressions of sacredness.

"For each piece I want to create the material and the interrelationship of the intervals anew," the prominent Swiss-Austrian composer Beat Furrer has said about his life's work.

A quite different work, L'Oeuvre (1886), explores the milieu of the art world and the interrelationship of the arts by means of the friendship between an Impressionist painter, Claude Lantier, and a naturalist novelist, Pierre Sandoz.

Proper cello sizing is accomplished by considering the interrelationship of all the body's dimensions.

The origin, reliability, and interrelationships of the chronicles have long been a focus of historians' debate, for they are indeed complex and contradictory.

The interrelationships of the groups listed here as paracanthopterygians are not yet well established, and the classification given here is provisional.

Fig. 1 The interrelationships of the deuterostome phyla within the context of Metazoa.

Fig. 2 The interrelationships of the principal groups of living chordates and vertebrates.