Sentence examples for interwoven into a from inspiring English sources

After transfection, cells became slender, and their processes became thinner and were interwoven into a network.

Instead, they now become interwoven into a new representational mass with "a new total-force" (SW VI: 141).

In a regime, a multitude of actors and organizations is tightly interwoven into a network of mutual dependencies held together through formal and informal relations, e.g., through contracts and trust (respectively).

Scanning electron microscope micrographs and resistivity analysis of the fibers suggest that the nanotube-alginate system undergoes a morphological transition from a composite structure of discrete nanotube bundles embedded in an alginate matrix to a complex continuous structure consisting of a nanotube network interwoven into a macromolecular network of alginate.

In FIELD's newest work 10 story lines are remixed and interwoven into a completely new narrative every time the film is viewed.

We need to transition from a world where health care is provided in person from 9-5 tonene where it is accessible to meet individualized needs and is more seamlessly interwoven into a patient's day.

The mystery is complex and skilfully handled, with every plot strand delicately interwoven into an impressive spider-web whole.

But as America's openly gay minority becomes more visibly interwoven into society — a 2007 poll by the Pew Research Center found that 4 out of 10 respondents had a close friend or family member who was a gay man or a lesbian — the straight world becomes more aware of the gay world.

As a result, he said, "we typically know whether a brand would resonate with a viewer" if it was to be interwoven into the plot of an episode of a show.

The problems identified in Hot, Flat, and Crowded are too important to be interwoven into the travelogue of a self absorbed gasbag.

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