One of the most appealing pieces was Mr. Brubeck's densely interwoven setting of "The Way You Look Tonight".
Poverty is an interwoven set of problems and so must our solution be -- interwoven, integrated, holistic and, ultimately, respectful of the human life at the center of it.
However diverse on the surface, challenges in sustainability, social justice, and personal economic security are receptive to a more interwoven set of solutions if we think of them from a systems perspective.
This spectrum describes multifractals as interwoven sets each one with a singularity exponent α and a fractal dimension f.
This interwoven tangle of subtyping results illustrates the complications that are encountered when comparing different sets of subtyping data, which will only become more complicated when WGS data will be compared to historical subtyping results.
He said at one point, with feeling, "Our classrooms are punctuated by the resolve of 1,700 sets of lungs breathing and believing in the mathematics of our promise and potential, fostered through the interwoven languages we speak".
Our only justification for continuing to trust these practices is that they are firmly established, interwoven with other practices and projects of ours, and have "stood the test of time" by producing mostly consistent sets of beliefs.
What it means to have form and function interwoven, to have elegance but also imperfection, a flaw, the number five--like the way Japanese dishes come in sets of five.
He has wisely picked a part of this set of interwoven challenges that should have been addressed much more forcefully by me and others long ago".
A half-dozen skillfully interwoven subplots create a set of variations on the theme of divided sensibilities tugging one another into states of perpetual unrest and possible happiness.
