| The exceptional cases and the conforming cases intermesh very much like flesh and blood. |
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| The clay body is held together firmly by the collapsed molecules of aluminum dioxide and silicon oxide, which intermesh like a basket weave. |
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| These rapid springs are enabled by structures in their hind legs that intermesh and rotate in the same way as the teeth and wheels in a gearbox. |
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| The ability to exploit and intermesh transport chains to the full is key to success in controlling and managing material and product flows. |
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| They intermesh with the budgetary arrangements and reinforce the national public finance control systems. |
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| The rollers intermesh to uniformly squash the stalks and produce a uniform blanket of forage. |
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| At one level, the novel is about male sexual fantasies, at another it is about the role of memory, both the recent and remote past and how they intermesh with the present. |
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| A twin-screw has four male lobes that intermesh with six female lobes. |
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| What we are, what our lives are, intermesh with all of the world, certainly all of the human world, but all of the non-human, living world, the material world. |
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| One mark is smeared on top of another, and so forth, until foreground, middle ground and background intermesh in a perpetual but confusing push-pull. |
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| They intermesh seamlessly to create a pleasant atmosphere. |
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| However, in this complex situation, where the influences of family, school and society intermesh, trying to produce a hard-and-fast list of each side's responsibilities would be pointless and futile. |
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| Moreover, this strategy must intermesh with a major distribution and promotion effort geared to achieving optimum exploitation of the work and achieving high revenue. |
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| Helical gear wheels run more smoothly and quietly than spur toothed gears because the gear teeth intermesh gradually and multiple teeth are engaged. |
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