Tim Grice, head of search at Branded3, agrees that the "boundaries are blurring" between the roles of PR, social media, SEO and digital marketing.
Ms. Shemy has said of her choreography: "In my work I seek ways to arouse the viewer to an active, reflective experience in which boundaries are blurred: boundaries between inner and outer reality, beauty and ugliness, moral and immoral interweave, provoking both uneasiness and interest".
The boundaries are blurred by design, undercutting any sharp division between data for research and data for care.
"We are moving to a place where we produce movies and games because all those boundaries are blurring". The blurring of the lines between the two industries comes at a time when they're directly competing for consumers' entertainment time and dollars.
The boundary between fact and fiction was blurred, but in truth we were only asking about each other's lives.
To optimise the area of white matter, filtering algorithms were applied to the grey/white matter boundary where the interface between compartments was blurred.
"You have to recognize that the boundary is increasingly blurred between technology which has primarily peaceful purposes and technology which is dual use, military as well as civilian," said Sam Wilson, a retired general and former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
It's blurred boundaries between the political activities and the military operations".
Although Fig. 2 presents these as distinctive disciplines, in truth, the boundaries between them are blurred with experts often crossing between them, deploying theories, approaches, tools, and methods from closely related fields.
While Ryle [ 26] underlined the importance of knowing how to do something or procedural knowledge, which cannot be reduced to any set of facts and can only be demonstrated through practice, Eraut [ 27] pointed out that practical or applied knowledge involves mainly procedural but also propositional knowledge and that the boundary between them is blurred.
