For his first full-length film, Poison (1991), Haynes intertwined three narratives inspired by the writings of Jean Genet.
And there is no question that education and the economy are intertwined; one can't be strong if the other is weak.
Here, violence and politics are still intertwined — eight years after the American invasion, six years after ratifying a Constitution, and after several national and local elections, all ratified by international groups as free and fair.
Each layer is solidified by a sort of laser welder or sinterer; at the end of the process you blow off the unsintered powder and the object you drew on the screen is transformed into complex, intertwined three dimensional reality.
The resulting heavily intertwined four-helix bundle is likely to be torsionally stiff, and this may be crucial in setting the 90° offset between the two dimeric ends of the BASS structure.
Versions of both figures appear in the bifurcated narrative, which intertwines two tales of white explorers, separated by decades, venturing into the Colombian Amazon.
The evening-length work "Bembaran" intertwines two stories centered around the island of Mindanao, one from recent history (a bloody battle in the Philippine-American war) and one from its legendary past ("Darangen," an epic poem of the Maranao people).
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHIS moving book, which was published in America in February and is now coming out in Britain, intertwines two stories, one of a personal tragedy, the other of an epoch in modern medicine.
I play three characters in Alexi Kaye Campbell's The Pride, which intertwines two stories set in the 1950s and the present, so I'm in my dressing room a lot.
