interplay

This is the result of the interplay between the three levels.

They were thought to result from the as yet little understood interplay between the mind and body.

But all history is the interplay of fact and myth.

Further, life for Hunter was an interplay between the blood and the body.

Interplay was therefore able to continue development on the project until the case is finished.

There has long been an interplay between the different music and art scenes.

Also of interest is the interplay between cultural identity and new media.

What made the work distinctive was its interplay between music and movement.

Great interplay from the Americans in the past 10-15 minutes."

This whole part is about the interplay between chance and destiny.

Human interplay with that environment had never been more apparent to them.

During the show's first half, the music was about the white heat of uncertainty and interplay.

Once again, the interplay between politics and environment is apparent.

Off to the side Dancer watched the interplay with interest.

Later he helped to start Interplay, a magazine about international affairs.

The interplay among policy, politics and the markets can be even more complex.

The interplay of these factors is illustrated by the following case studies.

We are a couple, a team, and I've often enjoyed this interplay.

There is a certain amount of interplay between the three poets.

There people have developed an interplay between nature and mankind.

But you're very comfortable with the interplay of spirituality and technology.

Today's column will examine the history of the interplay between the two.

By the standard of her culture she was not supposed to be ready for sexual interplay.

The interplay between sleep problems and pain requires treatment of both.

His research over more than four decades has been centered on the interplay of light and life.