The emerging answer is muddled and doesn't settle the issue, which is intertwined with development policy.
That, in turn, has helped push shares of American banks, which are intertwined with their European counterparts, sharply lower, dragging down the broader market.
At a time when a younger generation of women is becoming more independent, many critics believe that the khaps are desperate to maintain traditional controls over women and property, which is intertwined with marriage.
He is indeed a storyteller, taking his time to develop the tale and to draw us into his own history, which is intertwined with the history of his birthplace.
However, each architectural problem may be realized by multiple code anomalies, which are intertwined in several program elements.
Set during the time of chaos, it is the Third Age of Middle Earth and all is not well in the lands, which are intertwined in struggle as dark forces from the East are rebuilding their power.
In the context of Brunei, the 'root causes' of vulnerability that give rise to dynamic pressures are separated into national level and local/community level factors, which are intertwined with the dynamic pressures and unsafe conditions.
The paper concludes with the assertion that the scope for the design of an effective IOS depends on a combination of technical, economic and social factors, which are intertwined.
A CP-flow over a separable Hilbert space K is a continuous one-parameter semigroup of completely positive maps on B(K⊗L2 0,∞)) which is intertwined by the right shift semigroup, and CP-flows are obtained from boundary weight maps.
The action of the group G̃ = SO ̃2,4) on solutions of the latter equation gives rise to actions of G̃ as diffeomorphisms of H(S) and H(C±) which are intertwined by the wave and scattering transforms.
