Our ruling class — including many of the politicians, bankers and property developers who wrecked the economy — is a tiny community, interwoven by friendship, marriages, education, sports and financial transactions to a degree that would be unimaginable in a bigger country.
Histologically, Case 1 was an FSH-cell adenoma interwoven by vascularized connective tissue septa that tended to exhibit incremental stages of adventitial overgrowth.
All the track's different elements are interwoven by Maya in perfect form, and she compliments her collaboraters' additions with a serving of spacey oscillating synths and looping bleeps.
The former is hypertext the entire network of texts interwoven by hyperlinks, eventually encompassing everything ever written.
Put simply, it's necessary now to see how economic distress and racism are channeled by particular political actors – to look at the ways in which they are interwoven by opportunists like One Nation.
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The framework is interwoven by two-dimensional layers of [Zn2 oba 2] and the Zn2 bpe chains.
The working middle class is clearly established between these spaces, interwoven by trade and services that support the Harbor and tourist area.
The experiment results revealed that the 3D plate-like heterostructures were composed of internal BiOCl and outside networks interwoven by 1D Bi2S3 nanorods.
The as-prepared NCF/collagen composite aerogels, consisting of the membranes interwoven by NCF/collagen composite fibers, exhibited low-densities between 0.02 and 0.03 g cm−3, high-porosities ranged from 90% to 95%, and strong water absorption up to 4000%.
