By the sheer fact of their staggering diversity and vast ecological connectedness, insects are interwoven into the fundamental functions of virtually every ecosystem.
Other gene functions are interwoven into the program, including the direction of fluid uptake and coordination of cell division.
Finally, the interwoven role of these various elements participating in hippocampal network function will be discussed.
Women make infinite essential contributions to society that are so unacknowledged and interwoven into its daily functioning that it almost feels impossible to opt out of them.
As we, the technology industry, evolve, customer development becomes synonymous with product development: Design and function are interwoven, and engineering and marketing are integrated.
They argue that frontline services are so closely interwoven with back-office support functions that it is impossible to provide one without the other.
While we can disaggregate the individual political, economic, and social functions of a particular humorous content for analytical purposes, there are limitations to this exercise since these functions can be interwoven and intertwined at a deep, intrinsic level and to an extent, not known to the producer and receiver of the content.
Iron is interwoven with many of the cellular functions including proliferation of cells and as a constituent of Heme and iron-sulfur proteins [ 38, 51, 52].
Proto-Uralic did not have specialized voice markers, such as the Indo-European passive; rather, the function of voice was interwoven with topicalization (a way of indicating the main subject of a sentence), emphasis, and definiteness of the subject and object as well as with verbal aspect.
These functions have, therefore, been integrated and interwoven throughout the entire academic and administrative structure.
Questions of iconography, function, and historical context will be interwoven with those of style, material, and craft.
