How the beach was still warm, and that crazy wind was blowing?" But Charlie is focussed on her father's legs, which have intertwined behind her with those of his girlfriend, Mindy.
He sent copies of the manuscript, in which he had intertwined the deathbed memories of a New England clock repairer with episodes about the dying man's father, to a handful of agents and editors in New York.
Research utilization is now part of the nurses' professional role and responsibility, which has been intertwined with concepts of efficiency, effectiveness and quality improvement in health care [ 2, 3].
Charles became one of the models for Swann in In Search of Lost Time, although by the year Proust began to write that, Charles had moved on from Japan, his passion for which had been intertwined with his relationship with his netsuke-collecting mistress.
It contains a hundred billion neurons, each of which has thousands of intertwined branches.
Although the nature of music's relationship with the web has been debated for years – with Napster, MySpace, and iTunes all changing the game – what's become notable in the last few years has been the tangible way in which music and digital technology have intertwined.
RNA folding as a genotype-to-phenotype map is known to 1) be very rugged (Fontana et al. 1993; Huynen et al. 1993) and 2) have intertwined neutral networks which percolate throughout the entire genotype space (Schuster et al. 1994; Huynen 1996).
In 1994, Armstrong collaborated with Goldin on a photobook called A Double Life, which showed in their dramatically contrasting styles just how much their lives had intertwined.
They rather have intertwined or interconnected framework of nanodimensional particles.
The two countries are large trading partners, have a long border, and have intertwined economies.
