"I like going across the floor," Ashley said about her favorite part of dance class, which also includes intricate exercises performed in place.
"Friendship is a form of mutual selflessness, an intricate and delicate exercise in give-and-take and trust-building, through which people who are not related become honorary family," she writes.
But Dmitry Sitkovetsky's arrangement, heard on a Deutsche Grammophon disk, unpacks the work's intricate network of counterpoint, an exercise at once informative and luxurious.
"Così" is opera's encyclopedia of ensemble work: singers numbering anywhere from two to six faced with intricate, nakedly exposed and beautiful exercises in togetherness.
The German scientists, in focusing narrowly on neurogenesis, may also have underestimated the intricate and broad ways in which exercise affects the brain's mood centers.
The mechanism explaining the relationship between HIV/AIDS and functional exercise capacity is somewhat intricate and complex.
Despite the intricate political sensitivities involved, the United States should exercise its influence, by withholding its $2 billion in annual aid to Egypt, to defend one of its own citizens.
It is an intricate dance that requires many hours of daily exercise and training to sharpen their techniques as a twosome.
"The Chinese Communist Party exercises power in more sophisticated and intricate ways than the Kuomintang when it was in total control," Dr. Harrison said by telephone from Australia.
To fully understand the anti-inflammatory benefits of exercise, we need to look at the intricate signalling processes taking place down at the molecular level.
