It performs what it describes as "raga chamber jazz," a blend of Indian forms with everything from Tuvan throat singing to Roma tunes.
The same could be said of Ms. Armitage's choreography, which embraces the poetics of dance with a blend of meticulous form and sensual shapes.
His show is a blend of Japanese art forms, shadow theater, illusion and mime, drawn around folklore and a variety of ethnic cultures to which Mr. Faulkner has been exposed since childhood through travels with his family.
Newspapers lace their front pages and home pages with the occasional editorial or critic's review; a burgeoning subgenre of reporting that promises "analysis" of the news, rather than the news itself, can often seem like a blend of the two forms.
"Vintage" refers to champagne that comes from all one year, while "non-vintage" refers to champagne that has been made from a blend of years that forms a "house style".
There are also cell lines wherein Trask is expressed as a blend of cleaved and uncleaved forms, and both forms undergo detachment-induced phosphorylation (Figure 5C).
It's a blend of an art form that has been commodified, so it's both an art and a business.
The New York Times praised his "astonishing elegance and virtuosity, a blend of swaying curved form, lightning speed and skimming floor rhythms". Beyond his apparent dance skills, though, Urban Tap involves a unique mix of dancers (some on stilts), percussionists and practitioners of the Brazilian martial arts tradition of Capoeira.
Basic engineering, the butternut squash -- but a fine blend of form and function.
The SPH-i325 is a dynamite blend of form and function.
With its distinct design and powerful capabilities fully integrated with HTC Sense, Hero introduces a unique blend of form and function that takes Android to new heights.
