Dirty Mind (1980) and Controversy (1981) both managed to attract musical admiration but also, as the latter title suggested, provoke a firestorm of criticism for their edgy interplay between religion and sexuality.
Popular for their playful interplay between new media art and interactive experience, the creative computing group presented a sleek and distinctively refined installation as part of this year's festivities.
Their interplay — the romantic banter between Tosca and Cavaradossi, the dangerous dance of wits between Scarpia and Tosca — was so nuanced you would have thought the singers had been rehearsing for weeks.
Benedek and doctoral student Ethan Ritz documented their findings in "Interplay Between Phonons and Anisotropic Elasticity Drives Negative Thermal Expansion in PbTiO3," published Dec. 19 in Physical Review Letters.
They met as young boys, and their rapport — the interplay between Q-Tip's easy, buttery confidence and Phife's assertive sharpness — is amazing to behold, comfortable and astonishing at once, right from the beginning.
In their views, the interplay between mTOR and autophagy is complex.
Renbourn and Jansch frequently played together, developing their own intricate interplay between the two guitars, often referred to as 'Folk baroque'.
The pharmacological activity of antifolates relies on their net cellular accumulation, as determined by the intricate interplay between their influx and efflux as well as their intracellular retention via polyglutamylation catalyzed by folylpolyglutamate synthetase (FPGS).
The way they conceive your role, you're at a distance from where the action really is, observing the interplay between their campaign and their would-be constituents.
There may well be an interplay between their personal histories and their works, but the works must stand or fall on their merits.
