Language, music and arts are interwoven through all the classes to help reinforce learning.
Memories of these excursions and the literary associations they evoked are interwoven through the volume, which gathers pieces culled over the last 10 years from the Times Literary Supplement, Raritan and one or two other publications.
In addition, "there is growing evidence that plagiarism, fraud, and manipulation of data are interwoven through China's research process.
In engineering practice, engineering design and scientific inquiry are interwoven through an intricate process of design behaviors and scientific reasoning (Purzer et al. 2015).
Working with young women who were near the character's age, these young authors created spoken word speech for Yolanda that was interwoven through the play.
"Camelot Requiem" — portions of the traditional Requiem Mass for the Dead are interwoven through the opera — centers around anxious people who gathered in one or both of those waiting rooms, including the president's widow, Lyndon Johnson, Lady Bird Johnson, Bobby Kennedy and three secretaries.
Although the concepts addressed in learning goal 1 are interwoven through both courses, the majors use more difficult examples and extend these concepts more in homework assignments and exam questions as the course progresses, because their course material is unquestionably more detailed (Supplemental Material A and B).
Plots can also be polyphonic, which means that smaller subplots are interwoven through the main plot to enhance the overall meaning of the events.
Daily life is interwoven inextricably with microorganisms.
Our biochemistry is interwoven with theirs.
