It seemed as if all local varieties of trees and vines had conspired to weave the leafy roof--maples, big madronos and laurels, and lofty tan-bark oaks, scaled and wrapped and
interwound with wild grape and flaming poison oak.
Events, post the 30 July uprising, best exemplify this
interwound dialectic.
"The structure is just too complex and hierarchical and works through formal mechanisms that are
interwound with other informal unregulated ones" (interview 26 and 27).
interwound on the surface and in practice, the domain name system
Identity is an orthopedic collation, a set of shifting totems referring elsewhere to some digestive dynamic, metamorphic in itself,
interwound in Klein bottle fashion with the subject, speaking for and being spoken by it or a part of it.
Examining how simulated DNA strands, each with 1,000 base pairs, interact with charged salt molecules at varying concentrations, the researchers found that the energies, shape, and motion of supercoiled DNA all "change dramatically as a function of salt." The DNA's form became "highly compact, bent, rigid, and
interwound" as the amount of nearby salts rose, while in the presence of lesser amounts, the coils became "open, loose, and flowing in shape."
Individual molecules are composed of three
interwound subunits, forming a rigid triple helix.