Sentence examples for through interweaving from inspiring English sources

As in The Seasons, Monk organises her material in episodes rather than by narrative, providing continuity and development through interweaving musical themes.

Lim's band have gained popularity through interweaving Taiwanese classical music and traditional instruments, as well as language, into their music and through lyrics which often incorporate national folklore.

The guides offer historical, unexplored glimpses of the city "as perceived through the lens of homelessness" while interweaving their own experiences, introducing a new social consciousness into walking tours.

H s (i =H 0: considers the band is available, then, CS and CR k transmit through interweave method.

CS and CR k will make a decision H s (i) to transmit through interweave or underlay method in the second phase.

In the second phase ((1−α T), the CS (resp. CR k ) transmits through interweave or underlay approach whether or not a hole is detected in the first phase, respectively.

ᅟ CS and CR k will make a decision H s (i) to transmit through interweave or underlay method in the second phase   ᅟ H s (i =H 0: considers the band is available, then, CS and CR k transmit through interweave method   ᅟ H s (i =H 1: considers the band is unavailable, then, CS and CR k transmit through underlay method.

I do this by interweaving the archaeological narrative outlined in chapters 2 through 4 with textual evidence drawn from bronze inscriptions, excavated texts, and transmitted historical records.

In his previous writing, especially "Constantine's Sword," a magisterial, morally furious survey of Christian anti-Semitism from the time of Christ through Nazism and the Second Vatican Council, Carroll has shown great skill at interweaving complex narrative threads into an intricate tapestry of ideas and events.

By interweaving discrete time solution of the optimization and continuous integration of sensor data, our scheme allows for sufficient time for finding the global optima approximately through a grid-search.

He meets this challenge by interweaving two narratives: a third-person retelling of Melville's passages across land and sea, and a first-person depiction of Melville at home, told through the eyes of his wife, Lizzie.