Among the better documentaries are "The Battle Over 'Citizen Kane,' " Thomas Lennon and Michael Epstein's skillfully interwoven study of Orson Welles and a William Randolph Hearst set against the making of the Welles film.
History of the research on bilayer structure and properties is tightly interwoven with structural studies of biological membranes.
Today, our numerous, increasingly interwoven fields of study address contemporary challenges — safety, energy consumption, an aging infrastructure, and a lack of reliability, resilience, and sustainability — in our systems.
Friends could submit pictures of their friends accompanied by a short blurb describing their beauty and what they studied interwoven with provocative phrases like "look but don't touch ;)".
It is a study in interwoven space, where the makers and consumers of media spectacles are presented as two parts of a group performance.
To that end, Story Lab offers a richly interwoven program of academic study, creative expression, and civic engagement that draws in members of the Duke community and wider Durham community alike.
His second novel, Sobre héroes y tumbas (1961; On Heroes and Tombs), is a penetrating psychological study of man, interwoven with philosophical ideas and observations previously treated in his essays.
Eve Marie Iger has written a thor ough, scholarly study of John Brown, interwoven with the tragic stories of his young sons, who fell victim to their father's fanaticism, and set against a solidly researched histori cal background.
Opening a new window into the mysteries of animal design and the nature of life, biologists described here today how they had decoded almost the entire genetic rule book for making the Drosophila fruit fly, an organism whose study is deeply interwoven with the progress of modern biology.
He is a case study of life interwoven with theater.
