Sentence examples for interwoven concepts from inspiring English sources
Herbert Asquith called Dyer's massacre "one of the worst outrages in the whole of our history," but The Morning Post (which would later become, predictably, The Daily Telegraph) actually gave him a huge load of cash and lauded him for saving the memory of Queen Victoria, croquet, and the interwoven concepts of empire and freedom.
The interwoven concept of recycling and reincarnation was the idea of Mr. Wang, according to Dr. Mukhi.
The emphasis was placed on an interwoven concept of health and health service organizations and a continuing process of evaluation toward permanent improvement in the quality of the services [ 8].
McInnes has skillfully interwoven the concepts of international healthcare strategies with modern concepts of soft power [ 67].
Bassist Mike Dirnt has compared the relationships between the songs to those in Bruce Springsteen's Born to Run, saying that the themes are not as tightly interwoven as in a concept album, but that they are still connected.
It is shown that the practical work is tightly governed by the multiplicity concept, which in turn is interwoven with symmetry.
Moreover, they point out that the concept of effectiveness is inherently interwoven with normative values [ 93], which vary depending on cultural context.
Although the concepts addressed in learning goal 1 are interwoven through both courses, the majors use more difficult examples and extend these concepts more in homework assignments and exam questions as the course progresses, because their course material is unquestionably more detailed (Supplemental Material A and B).
Finally, a meshed patch antenna composed of interwoven CNT threads is developed and simulated as a concept for a multifunctional communications antenna and reactive gas sensor.
These four issues are somewhat interwoven and since health service deficits is an evolving concept they are given equal weight in this analysis.
