The impression that emerges is less like an elaborately interwoven community and more like the vast bureaucracy in Kafka's "Castle": a mountain of disconnected information, lost files and frustrating dead ends.
The strands, each one less than a millimetre thick, are interwoven with copper.
In these less successful works, representative themes are interwoven in the manner of the leitmotivs of Wagner.
But "Mystic River" is less about suspects than about the interwoven lives of Jimmy, Sean Devine and Dave Boyle, who were playing together as kids one day when Dave was abducted by child molesters.
Work is becoming more personal as well as more remote, with a different work and social flow that is less defined, less structured and more interwoven.
Interwoven between the sonatas were less familiar works: the Variations in F, Op 34, and the Polonaise in C, Op 89, the latter a little-played gem.
Yet the menacing barbs are actually less biting than the brilliant bits of interwoven color, each of which (like a good painter's brush stroke) bears its own quantum of intense sensation.
Along the way, there are adventures in the stamp trade (among dealers large and small), lots of stamp history and tales of some rather eccentric collectors interwoven with a more or less linear autobiography.
The cap cuticle is made of gelatinized, interwoven hyphae arranged more or less parallel to the cap surface (a form known as ixocutis); the thin-walled, threadlike hyphae of this layer are 2.5 7.3 μm wide.
But under the influence of the polyphonic style of Franco-Flemish composers working in Italy, it became more contrapuntal, using interwoven melodies; accordingly, the text was less syllabically declaimed.
