No other series has ever conveyed the real-world interplay of leadership, geography and strategic decision-making as well as Civilization.
No wonder the attention of "24" characters is often divided — fatally — between real-world interplay and the screens that tyrannize their attention.
Chin, as author-illustrator, melds geology with evolution, showing how the land and its inhabitants interact and shape one another in a natural-world interplay.
As the United States is one of the few multi-racial democracies in the world, the interplay of race, elections and representation is particularly important.
In terms of what we're doing, our understanding, and the technology needed to support that understanding, the way that story and missions and off-mission stuff in the open world games all interplay – it's getting more sophisticated, that's definitely the case.
This year's focus is "New World-Old World: America in the Interplay With Europe".
Our bodily attributes, various feelings, perceptions, ideas, wishes, dreams, and in general a consciousness of the world display a constant interplay and interconnection that leads us to the belief that there is some definite 'I' that underlies and is independent of the ever-shifting series.
The high levels of malnutrition in many labour sending countries within the developing world and the complex interplay between migrant remittances and child nutrition also form an important yet unexplored policy area.
It is a coming-of-age story, a fantasy for children and adults, and the myth of a golden age, but was also invented by the author "essentially for himself in order to explore and perhaps make some sense of his own emotional difficulties, to investigate the interplay of the world of facts and the world of the imagination and to rediscover the heightened experiences of infancy".
The mental health of doctors is an issue of growing concern all over the world as it frequently interplays with their professional trainings and responsibilities.
