| It is difficult to predict how the picture will change in the long term, although it is clear that we will see more and more interlacement. |
| Knot, in cording, the interlacement of parts of one or more ropes, cords, or other pliable materials, commonly used to bind objects together. |
| The interlacement and flourishing, too, are handled with commendable restraint. |
| This award is to be given for excellence in weaving a piece original in both design and execution with a complex interlacement of threads and fibers beyond plain weave. |
| The anchorage system, of the alveolate beams, is gotten with a particular system to interlacement of shaped stainless steel. |
