The size of an organism is intimately tied up with how much food and water it needs, what kind of territory it can control, how it moves, what its population might have been like and all kinds of other biological factors.
"There are a lot of people who said Steve didn't care about money," Gibney says, "and I think in some ways they are probably right in that he didn't care about buying himself a lot of fancy things, but he certainly cared about how money allowed you to keep score with other people and it was very much tied up with how he felt appreciated or not appreciated.
Power is tied closely with how a nation projects its hard and soft power beyond its borders, and oceangoing navies are all about projecting.
A lot of coping is tied up with how you process your experience and the plans you have for support when you can no longer trust the way you process your experience.
I especially love this wisdom of Larry's: A lot of coping is tied up with how you process your experience and the plans you have for support when you can no longer trust the way you process your experience.
I have a wonderful wife who looks after me.' Sexual self-esteem is likely to be tied up with how individuals define masculinity and femininity.
Cruelty, harassment and bullying are closely tied with questions of online identity, like how we choose to express ourselves, how we establish positive community norms, and how we stand up against behavior that's offensive, demeaning, or upsetting.
It was tied with ribbons, and Yildiz told how locals believed it was a holy site.
Shadows are longer when the sun is low, so the middle hours of the day take up less space than the early morning and late afternoon, which oddly ties in with how they tend to feel to us.
I don't think anyone really knows him and I think that's deliberate: he created this character – maybe not in as extreme a way as someone like Bowie – but it ties in with how he takes on personas in his songwriting.
