This is a superb design, its five intertwined rings evoking the idea of continents linked together.
At this point, they have shaped each other so profoundly and their ideas are so intertwined that it is impossible, even for them, to say where one ends and the other begins.
The two had somehow become intertwined in my mind.
History has become intertwined with memory, and the idea that one should write about the Third Reich in the same way as one would write about 16th‑century France is no longer very widely shared.
But so intertwined are the extravagance and the idea of falling in love that they become one and the same.
He got stuck on the idea that DNA forms three intertwined spirals, rather than two, and worse, he made an elementary error in the chemistry — his nucleic acid molecule was actually not an acid.
Reichenbach's ideas about causality and probability are so intertwined that it makes little sense to discuss them separately.
"It's the idea that the environment and the economy are absolutely intertwined," he explains.
The selection of the data corpus follows the idea that political action and media cannot be seen as separated fields, but are "fundamentally intertwined" [9].
This Friday is the second annual TEDxBrooklyn event, celebrating the socially-intertwined, interconnectivity of the Brooklyn community in the tradition of TED's global, regional talk programs dedicated to "ideas worth spreading".
