Examples of using Interwoven in English and their translations into Russian
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the knight element includes carefully interwoven symbols of justice:
Veiles BB is a thin sheet of randomly interwoven glass fibers bonded with synthetic resins Fig.
Images and text were intimately interwoven on tomb and temple walls,
with their hanging threads extending down in an intricately interwoven style inspired by the 1930s.
Multidimensional, complex and interwoven in nature as they are, those non-traditional threats call
Darwin's concept of evolution have been interwoven into our concept of development.
The game was changed many times during early development before Rare settled on the eventual idea of a open world adventure-game based around two interwoven stories.
The impressive gilded buckle with interwoven filigree and enamel inlay was probably made in Kent(England) across the Channel.
weft interwoven fabric made of multi-layer.
the interest of public order are frequently interwoven.
The cap cuticle is up to 168 µm thick, and consists of thin-walled interwoven hyphae that are 2-5.3 µm diameter, and gelatinized.
In fact, their interwoven effects(combined with anthropogenic pressures)
and a complex interwoven musical score.
This Keystone Grey fabric is made silky linen and viscose interwoven fibres that combines silvers
The increasingly interwoven nature of the global economy made such cooperation vital, while at the same time
where policy is linked to and interwoven with social, economic, cultural and security policy.
The interwoven nature of the problems in the Middle East necessitates a holistic
The fashion show was coherently interwoven with the cult love story of Romeo
it closely interwoven with philosophy and lyrics,
his report,"Keeping the Promise"(A/64/665), that the intricately interwoven nature of the MDGs calls for a holistic approach to development.