Examples of using Interweaving in English and their translations into Dutch
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It is a difficult interweaving of political interests,
The complicated knot work and interweaving found in Kells and related manuscripts have many parallels in the metalwork
The interweaving brings with it tones,
These two interweaving information streams will form the foundation of what you will shortly become.
Specially developed i² Intelligent Interweaving Technology matches the ink characteristics perfectly to ensure impeccable printing every time.
The carefully interweaving layers are warm
The interweaving of this latter factor helps to produce a more global approach to financial problems.
On the other hand, it will be necessary to record indicators describing the regional interweaving of R& D activities and innovations.
Yet not realising that it is in what they are DOING NOW that is part of interweaving with that which is to come.
with improvisation and composition interweaving until they melt together.
bring people closer together, ensure an interweaving of economies which will prevent war and longstanding aggression.
By interweaving the fingers, make a fingerlock
that what we see today is this interweaving of societies, of systems,
you will not tire of the beauty of the interweaving aerial view over the town's tiled roofs
Interspersed with critical reflection, the interweaving of digital and real lives is presented as impossible to disentangle,
weightless noble organza and velvet, interweaving different shades
I found with Herman Miller that they never caused me any concerns in working together, and interweaving with the greater project.
Moreover, the interweaving of regional economies already noted in certain areas,
With origins in the culture of the Proto-Slavs, over time Polish culture has been profoundly influenced by its interweaving ties with the Germanic,
a continuous interweaving of dunes that slope gently toward the coast where the rare sea turtle Caretta comes to depose its eggs.