The South Australian premier, Jay Weatherill, said that while state and federal ties could be loosened when it came to education, hospital funding required deep cooperation because of the way the health system was "intermeshed", he said.
b Latch structures of the hydrogel unit were intermeshed with a groove of the fluidic channel.
We previously imaged dendrites by using pan-neuron or pan-da neuron markers and found that the ldaA/A-like arbor is intermeshed with that of v'ada in the adult (right in Fig. 1; Shimono et al. 2009).
Its object is essentially to achieve some expression of the unities in culture by indicating how trait and complex and pattern, however separable they may be, intermesh, as the gears of some machine, to constitute a smoothly running, effectively functioning whole (from Man and His Works, 1948).
It defines a future for primary care where, increasingly, primary care and public health strategies are expected to be coordinated and intermeshed, with the overall objective of improving population health and reducing health inequalities.
How is this kind of network, a modified human version of the Internet, to be undermined, particularly given its intermeshing links with other terror networks with their own design?
And what's more, the thing that is supposed to be so special about the Lied, the intermeshing of music and text, was in some sense lost on me because, in my first or second lesson, I obviously didn't understand German beyond the odd word.
What is the smallest number of socks you must take out of the drawer in order to be certain that you have a pair that match? 3. Twiddled bolts Two identical bolts are placed together so that their helical grooves intermesh as shown below.
To be cool is to be invisible.
To be reasonable is to be right.
