Upon denaturation and condensation, some of the intertwined points in the plasmid DNA could act as nucleation sites and initiate the growth of a toroid.
The longitudinal measurement invariance may be appreciated from two intertwined points of view: first, the inter-group invariance (women vs. men) at cycles 1, 4 and 7 of the C-NPHS; and, second, the intra-group invariance (within women; within men) over time.
And this feeling was intertwined, ultimately to the point of indistinguishability, with the thought of suicide, which was the one sure way out of his imprisonment; surer than addiction, surer than fiction, and surer, finally, than love.
Two principal characteristics of chaotic advection were observed at high Pe: helical, intertwined streamlines and hyperbolic points in transverse planes.
Among the arrays coming from fasted animals, those from 72 hours stand out, while the branches of the two earlier time points are intertwined, indicating that expression profiles are rather similar after 12 and 24 hours of fasting.
"It's really quite intimate," I gasped at one point, when our intertwined bodies were bowed back in a chummy Lamaze-like position.
Since 2D-Bravais lattice type assignments are the natural end result of lattice parameter extractions from more or less 2D-periodic images, there is also a section in this paper that describes the intertwined metric relations/holohedral plane and point group symmetry hierarchy of the five translation symmetry types of the Euclidean plane.
Houser opined that Grand Theft Auto V is their "strongest plotted game because the characters are so intertwined" and that the "meeting points [between the character's stories] are very exciting".
In an interview with Skip Hollandsworth of Texas Monthly, Ms. Lambert pointed to her tattoo of intertwined revolvers with wings.
The two problems remain strongly intertwined, as positioning relies on finding fixed points in the environment of the vehicle, but for visual odometry, the mapping itself is of little interest.
