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How it became so intricately associated with moon worship and the Midautumn Festival — no one can say for certain.

This particular carpet, though, had no vase on it; only a continuing pattern of intricately joined leaves that gave the design an unusual energy and charm.

It neatly addresses a paradox at the heart of all fiction: that the best fabrication seems true; that a make-believe world can be built so intricately that readers feel its edges.

The statue's intricately carved bust was excavated and salvaged in 1925 by French archaeologists, who sold it to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, where it has been on display ever since.

Only one lot, an intricately carved red lacquer bowl, was secured by a European collector, an Austrian, after furious bidding that took it up to HK$2.7m ($344, 000), seven times the top estimate.

These measurements are intricately related and also easy to spot.

Time and space are intricately connected, aspects of the same mechanism.

Continuous integration is often intricately linked with the practice of test-driven development.

The intricately carved walls of Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) on the island of Bali depict leaves, waves, animals, and demons.

As for the silly costume, he is made to wear it for a war-bond drive that reinvents the montage sequences of 1940s cinema as an intricately layered 3d musical number, "Star Spangled Man".

Human affairs have therefore been intricately related to water.

The colorful dyes shown are applied by hand to intricately designed copper vases.

He mounted a specialized wood burning stove in the bed and connected it to the engine through a series of intricately coiled pipes and tubes.

The process of recession and recovery are intricately intertwined.

These multicolored brick and timber mansions feature double doors, balconies, steep roofs and intricately carved trim and are popular among the few tourists who venture to the troubled country.

Mr Bate’s later discussions, particularly of “The Tempest”, show how intricately he counterpointed the classical and Christian traditions.