Business across the region remains intertwined with the state while the wider commercial society is weak.
Characters from across the globe become intertwined through seemingly random events like lost-and-discovered smartphones, and through more deliberate means like social and video-sharing networks.
From our experience and observations, when adopted, AOP is applied to refactor existing object-oriented (OO) systems to achieve better modularisation of behaviour that appears intertwined or spread across the system modules (these are the so-called crosscutting concerns [32]).
Treating the locals as little more than imperial subjects, the company, partly owned by the British government, expanded across the region, its fortunes intertwined with those of the British Empire.
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To select a routing path in WMNs, the routing algorithm needs to consider network topology, and the routing path selection is intertwined with resource allocation, interference avoidance and rate adaptation across multiple hops.
A patchwork of sects and ethnicities, long intertwined through ties of business, friendship, tribe and family, stretches across the nearby border to Lebanon's northern Bekaa Valley.
Despite these varying characteristics across the country, Lieberman noticed one consistent element intertwined into the fabric of Cuba as a whole: the way the light hit the streets, trees and buildings during golden hour.
