Sentence examples for into intertwined from inspiring English sources

Or the one about the loving couple that Zeus changed into intertwined trees?

What sounds casual and good-timey — handoffs from player to player, solos that turn into intertwined duets — is intricately plotted and arranged, attentive to the textures of each voice and string.

The program is a window into the intertwined economic and law-enforcement issues underlying the protests.

It was at this time that he met Mr. Clinton, who owned a barbershop near the church Mr. Shider's family attended and led a doo-wop-inspired vocal group called the Parliaments, which would later evolve into the intertwined groups Parliament and Funkadelic, also known collectively as P-Funk.

His dissent could be split into three intertwined categories: the temptation of governments to meddle at long-term cost to society; the dangers of paper money; and how the issues of debt and money shift wealth from the future to the present.

One or possibly both its mutations cause a switch into an intertwined dimer, in which the molecular partners exchange nearly half of their fold.

Statistical inference divides into two intertwined approaches: parameter estimation and model selection.

A sodium borosilicate melt is allowed to separate into two continuous, intertwined matrices of glass, one a silica-rich phase and the other a sodium borate-rich phase.

The cryo-tomo result is consistent with our observation of the isolated RNPs, most of which are supercoiled into a compact intertwined structure.

Vps24 assembled into a two intertwined helical filaments [44].

Rather than studying each disease individually, it will take into account their intertwined gene-environment, socio-economic interactions and co-morbidities that lead to individual-specific complex phenotypes.