When I don't receive these implicit confirmations, I can usually ask someone — but for the most part, we don't need to ask because our experience is already interwoven with the experience of many other living, thinking, perceiving beings who relate to the same world from their own unique perspective.
By understanding the complex interactions between biological, psychological and social factors and how they are all interwoven in the experience of knee OA, there is a potential to guide patients to available resources, ranging from support groups or self-management training through to orthopaedic surgery.
Chamberlain wrote of Racter: "I find intriguing the possibility that we human beings, whose very consciousness is a faculty completely interwoven with experience, may relate in some way to a form of 'sentence' that has no experiential grounding".
"The culture of the organizations and the fan experience is interwoven with the field, in some places, and it's really those that have been around the longest".
I believe they showed up because interwoven into art-based aesthetic experiences is the chance to play.
Big Girls Don't Cry is divided into twelve chapters, telling a roughly chronological recount of the 2008 election, interwoven with Traister's own experiences and perspectives as well as analysis from other political commentators.
By the same token, at the time of patients' first admission, many self-disorders have become almost indistinctly interwoven into patients' mode of experiencing.
Important to note about each of these examples is how different, but interwoven, the experiences are.
"The apparently seamless link between Englishness and whiteness has long since broken … From pop to politics, cuisine to music, fashion to business, the black experience is now intimately interwoven into the fabric of English daily life".
The history of the new Pandaren race is recounted beautifully in a breathtaking new zone, where numerous cut scenes are interwoven with questing, making for an immersive experience that is too good to rush.
