As such, it interweaves those two discrete strands of Greengrass's work to produce a movie that is both real-world political commentary and thrilling action ride.
Under such an interweaving, then, the Soul would not be subjected to the body's affections and experiences: it would be present rather as Ideal-Form in Matter.
What would such an interweaving of rhetorical modes have meant to her early American readers, themselves immersed in, or at least aware of, each of these traditions?
Such an interweaving of topics also has pedagogic benefits in encouraging pupils to think flexibly, to counter the tendency to compartmentalize knowledge into separate "boxes," and to avoid the overloading of the curriculum with facts to be memorized by rote.
By interweaving two such constructions, we can match dimension parameters to equal -1.
Such rhombohedral grids interweave each other, forming a three-dimensional structure.
If you want to fasten some materials such as rope by tying or interweaving, then it is just a knotting process.
There were anticipated problems with running a breast cancer story, such as timing, characterisation, casting, and interweaving the plot with other ongoing storylines.
This is because such a stance presents an ideal blend of skillfully interweaving the essential theoretical ingredients of the contemporary macroeconomic paradigms with specific structural features of the country under reference.
Barbara Bennett Woodhouse explores the meaning of children's rights throughout American history, interweaving the childhood stories of iconic figures such as Benjamin Franklin with those of children less known but no less courageous, like the heroic youngsters who marched for civil rights.
