Sentence examples for novel the interplay from inspiring English sources
And while tamarind-glazed scallops and foie gras (with Asian pear, watercress and enoki mushroom salad, $12) sounds as if it flew off the pages of a Bret Easton Ellis novel, the interplay of tastes and textures works extremely well.
That, of course, becomes the heart of the novel, the interplay between Spero and Billy King, who has stolen a painting called "The Double" (hence, the name of the book) from a woman who hires Spero to get it back.
This finding provides a novel view on the interplay between language skills and ability.
Using an analytical formula for metapopulation viability, we provide understanding and novel insights into the interplay between the landscape attributes patch number, connectivity, and level of patch turnover.
A similar set of metabolites might then provide novel insight into the interplay between metabolic and inflammatory processes and provide candidate biomarkers to be applied in (intervention) studies aimed at lifestyle associated diseases.
Moreover, it offers novel information on the interplay of PARP and PARG during photoreceptor neurodegeneration.
Furthermore, we provide novel insights into the interplay between gata3, Ahsa1, Hsp90 and the generation of variability in zebrafish gata3 mutant phenotypes.
These findings not only reveal a previously undiscovered role of Wg signaling in Bsk-mediated cell death, but also provide a novel mechanism for the interplay between the two important signaling pathways in development.
The modeling of RHD of RPGR and disease mutations therein to the RCC1 structure and the mutation analyses of the interaction between RID of RPGRIP1α1 and RHD of RPGR isoforms, provide novel insights into the interplay between critical residues and domains of RPGR isoforms and RPGRIP1α1.
Ms. Shank's text is literal-minded to a fault — too much of a kitchen table, in the end — as it reproduces most of the sparse dialogue from the novel alongside the trivial interplay among the characters, and also turns large chunks of the characters' interior monologues into exterior ones directly addressed to the audience.
Here we propose a novel approach to study the interplay between within- and between-host competition.
