Shear stress was found to induce the intertwining interface through elongating and breaking of the nickel particles at the coating-substrate interface.
And, in the series, Bragg traces the intertwining leaves of class and culture from 1911 through to the modern day.
The intertwining paths of his personal and professional lives, with stories and anecdotes from his childhood and through the approaching season, make for a compelling and instructive narrative.
Congratulations on writing another novel that slips through the years, intertwines lives that are centuries apart, and has a timeless message for us all.
Danticat's work, lightly peppered with Creole, studded with observations familiar to those who know Haiti, opens itself to a broader readership through her deft intertwining of the specific and the universal.
The hallway filled with sound, the baritones roiling like cumulonimbus clouds, the altos and sopranos shooting through like light, the melodies intertwining.
These two threads – order versus chaos, impulse balanced by propriety – pursue each other through his fiction as through his life, intertwining and grappling down the pathways of his novels.
Although the water eventually gathers into a single stream, the cave's upper reaches are full of oxbows and tributaries, meandering and intertwining through the rock, paralleling one another for a stretch, then veering apart or abruptly ending.
Through their intertwining perspectives on their short courtship and the years that follow, Groff suggests it's the secrets we keep, as much as the intimate moments we share, that form the bedrock of our lasting relationships.
Art and religion have intertwined through the ages, and craftsmanship has inspired an almost religious devotion as well, from the medieval guilds to the Arts and Crafts movement of the 19th century.
