Verb
To intertwine; to wrap together.
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Then from end to end there pass a succession of undulations, the folds of the curtain interwrapping and forming a series of graceful curves.
It is illustrated from the vegetable realm, in the vine and the branches that interwrap their fibres.
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This problem, however, can be solved by a nicking-closing enzyme, which recognizes the underwound character of the DNA in the region where strand contact has been made and introduces a transient nick that allows the two strands to fully interwrap.
At these spectacular spaces, discourses pertaining to the selling of the new were repeatedly interwrapped with discourses pertaining to progress, to the (re) construction of national identity, to national and racial superiority, to a just-around-the-corner paradise where the now better would get even better interwrapped with discourses which, regadless of specific content, were meant to paper over social conflict and discontent, to make some things visible and others invisible, to inculcate particular ways fof seeing and not seeing, to facilitate social control.
Noun
The act or condition of interwrapping.
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The experiments performed were concerned with the effects of "interwrap eddy currents", or eddy currents circulating in more than a single turn.
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Yuen (1986) further showed that the thermal effect from the interwrap thermal resistance, acting as a thermal barrier, is equivalent to an extra wrap of transfer bar in between the real physical wraps.
Adjective
Between wraps.
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As far as the mandrel designer is concerned, this condition is hypothetical as it is necessary to design the mandrel to avoid interwrap slippage occurring since this would cause scratch marks on the strip.
However, the high resistivity of ambrphous ribbons could make the interwrap flux flow negligible and therefore the introduction of a coating will not reduce the power loss of the toroids.