Web-based evaluation is not simply about 'data' or 'information', but deeply entangled in and constitutive of social relations.
It's deeply entangled with Trump's own legal and political travails and his anger at having to submit to institutional processes himself.
Politics, by contrast, is deeply entangled with ideology – it is not bound to respect reality as science is, and thinks nothing of substituting convincing evidence for emotive rhetoric.
Even then, China's economic fortunes remain deeply entangled with those of the United States, its biggest customer, rival, debtor and still — by far — the world's biggest economy.
"They just get worse") and the ways we try, often when it seems too late, to construct new lives, even if they're still deeply entangled with our old ones.
But Mr. Draghi, already an influential member of the central bank's governing council, will also inherit an institution that has become deeply entangled with the banking system, financial markets and the political process.
He is much more concerned with his fellow faculty members, in whose lives he becomes deeply entangled, and with the fact that his every move is being closely monitored.
And the distinctive shape of the peak – also constant, or nearly so, for all these generations – is very deeply entangled with our sense of what it is to be us.
Despite claims that the law of nations was a universal system rooted in the values of equality and reciprocity, the laws that came to govern the world were parochial and deeply entangled in imperialism.
This dissertation takes up just such a study through narrating the emergence of modern pastoral counseling and its assumptions, categories, and therapeutic techniques, all of which were deeply entangled with modern sciences of the mind.
But even though race and partisanship are deeply entangled, especially in the South, the justices have long avoided the question of whether a legislative map drawn for partisan advantage is unconstitutional.
