The bourgeois public sphere was transformed into a world marked by increasing re-integration and entwining of state and society which resulted in the modern social welfare state.
A more likely source is "alliga", binding, entwining.
The intricate pattern of the tiles, full of flowers and entwining stems, was achieved through the "cuerda seca" technique, followed by ingenious gilding patterns.
Convolution (coiling or twisting) and turbulence (irregulation fluctuation, possibly stormy) involve confused spectromorphological entwining, but nevertheless tend to concur in their chaos.
The key aspect is hidden in the already rich textures produced by the entwining of the three recorder parts.
The pavilion has a projected hip-and-gable roof supported by two columns decorated with carved entwining dragons.
However, if everything is process, abstracting mind away from body is incongruous with the necessary entwining of processes of body and mind.
In the scientific use of computer simulation, an abstract model is manipulated through a digital machine, entwining the epistemic and the technical inextricably together.
