You can do a lot with the interplay of what you can and can't see".
His work dealt with the interplay between academic science, social interpretations of scientific phenomena, and popular interest in science.
Each drug tampers with the interplay between serotonin and dopamine, giving dopamine, carrier of lust, a temporary edge.
And research is teasing apart the phonetic components of babble, along with the interplay of neurologic, cognitive and social factors.
It has to do with the interplay of color and rhyming form, which suggests a fundamental order in the world, something immensely reassuring.
McGreevy, a historian at the University of Notre Dame, is concerned with the interplay of Catholicism and anti-Catholicism in what he calls "the American intellectual imagination".
Mr. Hanson keeps the picture alive with the interplay between Rabbit and his crew, which gives it a verbal slapstick flow.
No dramatist is more concerned than Schiller with the interplay of the individual human being and the big themes of history.
"Can't Stand Me Now", with the interplay between Doherty and Barât, feels incredibly cathartic and "Boys in the Band" is another enjoyably raucous highlight.
As a screenwriter and director — from "Fingers" to "Harvard Man" — he has been preoccupied with brutality, vanity and sexual conquest, and with the interplay between those elemental impulses and the refinements of art and culture.
Trained in the offices of Mr. Kuramata as well as by the fashion designer Issey Miyake, Mr. Yoshioka has long been preoccupied with the interplay of transparency and emotion in making objects of seductive beauty.
