Such tension may produce not merely an interplay of melody and key within the movement but an interplay between two interplays.
We then tested by ANOVA the genotypes of the three missense polymorphisms, the three genetic interplay variants (comparing 'risk', 'neutral' and 'protective' genotypes), and the six cis-acting variants for global effects on gene expression (Table S2).
How do these two roles interplay with each other?
In three scenes, two people interplay, adhering to the playwright's attempted theme of defensive, veiled relationships.
I took particular pleasure from the young team of four men and four women in "Interplay".
Chinese managers, however, connect the two, and the interplay between cognitive and affective trust is much stronger.
Neapolitan composers, headed by Alessandro Scarlatti, concerned themselves in the intermezzo with dramatic, comic interplay between two singers in two or three short acts made up of arias, recitatives, and duets.
On the front nine, the only interplay between them was when Woods picked one of Fernández-Castaño's tees off the ground and handed it to him.
But what made soukous the preëminent music in Africa was its sound, the voluptuous interplay of three or four or even five guitars, swirling around keening melodies and a dreamy, compelling beat.
It's "a mélange of indigenous village music and Cuban rumba," and it's characterized by "the voluptuous interplay of three or four or even five guitars, swirling around keening melodies and a dreamy, compelling beat.
