A fight duet for James McGinn and Adam H. Weinert is full of slashing arms and missed swings, but the weaving and the intersection of the gestures is crisp, intricate, and unexpected.
But a closer look reveals the design of an intricate web of spaces and arcades formed by the intersection of the timber structures, surrounded by reflecting pools (which also drain rainwater to prevent floods) and threaded by a network of causeways and bridges.
This timely novel demonstrates not only how the financial crisis happened but why — by documenting the intersection of big, blunt historical forces with tiny, intricate, cumulatively powerful personal impulses.
The intersection of and interdependencies between technology and clinical practice are intricate and multifaceted, and neither quantitative-only nor traditional fidelity-based implementation process evaluations capture the depth and breadth of factors that inform intervention uptake.
Thus, mTOR operates both upstream and downstream of PKB/AkT, revealing an intricate cross-talk with PKB-dependent survival and mitogenic signaling at the intersection between cell metabolism and regulation of normal tissue growth.
These observations suggest that the formation of the intricate furrow network is associated with significant remodeling of the semi-solid media that occurs when new intersections are forged, resulting in the formation of an intricate interconnected network of narrow furrows with shallow walls.
Diagonally across the 100th Street intersection is the oldest building in the area, the three-story 1871 Boulevard House, a wooden building with an intricate cornice.
