We are witnessing the growing pains of multiple new, improved, and far more powerful decentralized blockchain-based networks, all of which may well eventually be interwoven with one another.
Wicker and bamboo can be interwoven with flowers.
PDF can be interwoven seamlessly into most Web sites.
Recent studies in Drosophila suggest that the processes of consolidation and forgetting may be functionally interwoven.
Depending on the situation, adjustment for practice organisation may also be appropriate, but as practice organisation may be closely interwoven with other organisational aspects, this may blur important differences between practices that ought to be addressed.
The positive correlation between metabolism and cortical hub integrity (whole-brain connectivity values) observed in posterior cortical hub regions supports the notion that neuronal dysfunction and functional disconnection in these areas may be causally interwoven.
In reference to the public policy factors, one may deduce that policy factors are interwoven with information provision, controlling, penalising and subsidising, either directly or indirectly, even if the subsidies do not correspond with demand.
A possible explanation for the coexistence of RV and LV abnormalities in diabetic patients may be that subendocardial fibers are interwoven between the right ventricle and the left ventricle in the interventricular septum (34).
In Yunnan, the ethnic minorities are influenced by Chinese culture, western religions, south Asian religions, and some have their ancient religions, which are interwoven together and may differ or even conflict with baccalaureate nursing students' learned knowledge, hence sometimes undermine the process of learning about caring.
What is radical about Wong is that her discussion of quotidian domesticity is interwoven with commentary on what may be the last taboo of female sexuality: women are animals.
