Sentence examples for interwoven elements from inspiring English sources

For competing demands to be sensed as contradictory, it is not sufficient that demands be competing as there must also be managerial "perceptions of [their] opposing and interwoven elements" (Lewis 2000, p. 397).

Myth and grit are unusually interwoven elements in The Swan Book, which Wright says comes from who she is and her experiences in life.

Instead, counter-expectation is activated through a number of interwoven elements.

The musculoskeletal aging phenotype comprises four often interwoven key elements – osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, sarcopenia and frailty − and this review will focus on these four themes.

She asserted that the tour was a "pop-electro opera" because the theatrics and the story elements interwoven in it were played like an opera.

And of course, it wouldn't be properly Brooklynized without large-scale art installations subtly interwoven with the other elements in the space.

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.

In his voluminous lyric output he experimented with a variety of metrical forms and forged a characteristic style, interwoven with neologisms and dialect elements.

"The work is about how who we are is connected to the environment, community and the elements that are interwoven into how we exist," Strachan says.

Excerpts are interwoven to illustrate these key elements and outcomes.

The peripheral zone contains numerous ductal and acinar elements with sparsely interwoven smooth muscle; thus it is normally of high signal intensity on T2-weighted MRI sequences.