The group (Justin Leaf, Julia Welsh, Mr. Sewell, Ms. Freeh and Peggy Seipp) move into changing formations with two dancers often opposite three in various interweaving structures.
AR is also computed in our procedure; however, this is only used as an indicator of a possible existence of interweaving structures.
On the other hand, we scrutinize the music from a Tolkien-centric point of view--how Shore's interweaving thematic structures echo the cultures of Middle-earth.
With its complex interweaving of symbols, structure, and meaning, human language stands apart from other forms of animal communication.
On one level, this act establishes the play's structure of interweaving lives and its theme of imperfect human connections.
Dubliners has a well-defined structure along with interweaving, recurring symbols.
Quattlebaum noted, "The story's structure – an expert interweaving of past, present and future – brilliantly contradicts Miranda's commonsensical belief that the end can't happen before the middle".
I tend to think of young-adult fiction as sort of facile — a straightforward style, uncomplicated themes and morals — but this had a complexity, an ambiguity, that surprised me, and I loved Koja's sentence structure, how she interweaved dialogue and exposition so fluidly.
I tend to think of young-adult fiction as sort of facile a straightforward style, uncomplicated themes and morals but this had a complexity, an ambiguity, that surprised me, and I loved Koja's sentence structure, how she interweaved dialogue and exposition so fluidly.
Through workshop development, the structure evolved to an interweaving of the different accounts in a point-counterpoint methodology.
