During a person's life both good and bad things are inter twined and may follow each other.
Over time, as the male bourgeoisie's political influence grew, the new "sphere of public opinion" and old "sphere of traditional authority" became increasingly inter twined.
Instead, they emerge as configurations in an existing social fabric of interdependent nodes and inter twined relationships.
In this region, the labelled fibers were fine caliber axons bearing small varicosities, and were often inter twined to form tubular configurations.
Developmental transitions reflect proximal developmental influences, which are often inter twined with more distal influences.
Chap. 12 summarizes the main findings and concludes that language and interaction are inter twined systematically and dynamically.
What one comes to observe and identify as manifestations of social change are the outcomes of this inter twined, two-tiered confrontation at a given moment in time.
Inter twined in all his arguments is the belief that, when sociolinguistic research is employed, it is possible to implement meaningful and effective programs.
