As a loose unit, they explored the stage in skeins of movement — close in proximity, each dancer had his or her own phrase, which interlaced or merely bumped up against phrases of others, so that the group bubbled along.
From 19th-century Livorno, one ketubah has a scalloped edge, like a decorous frame, within which interlaced patterns of gold paint and luminescent birds and flowers surround the legal text; it is an Italianate paradise, alluding to local folk culture and even to the putti of Christianity.
When asked why he wanted to return to the play, which interlaces an unlikely love story with metaphysical rumination, Mr. Shannon seemed shocked.
Spagna's book, which interlaces the story of the Timbisha with that of the Mountain Maidu tribe, in northern California, meditates on the contradictions inherent in the idea of "reclamation".
A new version of "Carmen," choreographed by and starring Pilar Andújar, sparks some passion in the normally tame company, fuelled by Calvin Hazen's score, which interlaces flamenco with strands of Bizet.
It's a tool inspired by Baroque composition techniques, which interlace a single theme, and then one or more counterpoints that respond to the original theme.
The organic component and the calcium carbonate form the three-dimensional net-like microstructure, respectively, which interlaces each other to form the microstructure of the bivalve shells.
The abrasive particles marked as orange, produce a large amount of HCP, BCC, and amorphous structures around them, which interlace and blend with each other to form dislocations that increases the internal energy of the crystals.
Based on the novel by Niall Griffiths, this tale of two lost souls trapped in a destructive sado-masochistic relationship positions itself somewhere between Blue Valentine and 9 Songs, both of which similarly interlaced scenes of intimacy past and present to powerful effect.
"Amor Gitano" is completely dominated by flamenco guitars which is interlaced with alternating vocals.
The chapters that detail the work of Spencer, Foster and Palmer form the core of "The Missing Ink," which Hensher interlaces with anecdotes, annotated lists and even the occasional interview.
