Examples of using Intertwining in English and their translations into German
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Voices intertwining.
Intertwining elegance and innovation.
IMC has six intertwining functions.
Intertwining structured sound surfaces; timbral changes.
Chronic disorders in the colon(multiple intertwining small folds of tongue);
The intertwining of artistic and curatorial practice is nothing new.
They do have three main categories, straight,gay and tranny but it seems they are intertwining at times.
The juxtaposition, yes, the intertwining of conventional normality and monstrous abnormality.
There are devices that let you create foam mountains shafts orcolumns forming the shining dome of water transparency, intertwining streams of whole lace.
The intertwining of seduction and terror, of fascination and coercion as a method of dictatorship.
Ai imply no separation of threads, no intertwining, only an entanglement of fibers obtained by fulling.
The intertwining of state and business is not peculiar to Japan or Germany, nor is it limited to energy companies.
This two bedroom Royal GolfVilla is an ideal lock-up-and-leave home, intertwining traditional architecture with contemporary lines.
But the intertwining of manufacturing and services goes far beyond outsourcing.
The history of the television drama, or Fernsehspiel, results from the intertwining of two contradictory views of fascism and the mass media.
In each figure, the intertwining of lines is so charming that it is simply impossible to tear it away from it.
In CESifo Working Paper 4194 Steffen Henzel andElisabeth Wieland look at the question of whether there is an international intertwining of inflation uncertainty in the G7 states.
The close intertwining of life and working life is reflected not least in the search for the optimal work-life balance.
Campus4You constitutes a joint project representative of the close intertwining of universities and companies in order to optimise the study environment for students.
Thus, Barthes'«intertwining» of the two elements text and image infers an noncausal synchronicity rather than a correspondence or a commentary.
Highlighting the significance of the caster and the close intertwining of the work of artists and the foundry, the cultural journalist Ingeborg Ruthe notes.
The global intertwining of the economic areas, the global competition, the international division of labor and thus also the complexity are steadily increasing.
This is because of stormy historical events and the intertwining of different cultures over the centuries in this region, which really makes Croatia a unique country in the Adriatic.
In this context the intertwining of racism and sexism with the specific power relations of class and nation becomes apparent.
Below that, the drama is repeated in two intertwining branches, and it plays out in the foreground again in the encounter between two futuristic toy cars.
The systematic intertwining of the art, consumer, and everyday worlds as a constant in his work here takes a backseat in favour of cultural historical references.
Michael Grandel: The international intertwining, worldwide trade, tolerance and personal friendship strengthen peace far more than any cultural exchange.
The models of linking and intertwining of partial systems of society developed in this context are at any rate important for the analysis of perception T.
Federal or supranational intertwining creates possibilities of action which otherwise would encounter practical or territorial limits, and facilitates the peaceful balancing of interests.
The museum has a dynamic concept based on a constant intertwining of selections from the original Arteast 2000+ collection with temporary exhibitions, interactive art projects and art installations.