Sentence examples for conflation of a from inspiring English sources

In this approach, we explicitly distinguished between the A and C component so as to avoid the conflation of A and C. We showed that A × E and A × C interactions are well separable, but it turned out that A × E analyses are still influenced by the presence of C × E.

Many Jews and people will question the conflation of a tragedy and crime like the Holocaust with a flag committing another ethnic cleansing.

Which is not untrue, but seems like a missed opportunity to shed some light on why you might be considering Botox at all – like the conflation of a woman's worth with her appearance.

The caricatured question of second-wave feminism was "Are all men rapists?" This was the idea used to deflate and ridicule it, the conflation of a bid for equality with an unshakable animus to men.

The very placement of a human face on the front end of a fish suggests the conflation of a man and his dog in the 1978 remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".

The song feels like a conflation of a lot of what's happening in the US indie music sphere at the moment: the songcraft meets experimentalism of Animal Collective, Atlas Sound and Grizzly Bear; acid-drenched psychedelia; the general vogue for hazy nostalgic pop; 70s AM radio gone lo-fi; the ambient electro feel of the "chillwave" set.

"For many people it's a conflation of England and Britain and a symbol of English domination".

It hangs next to Fergus Binns's Untitled (Smoke & Mirrors) (2013), a conflation of pictorial traditions with an Albert Namatjira landscape seen through a Roy Lichtenstein pop art window.

KREMERATA BALTICA Gidon Kremer's crack ensemble makes its Carnegie Hall debut, with "Eight Seasons," a conflation of Vivaldi and Piazzolla, and a work by Peteris Vasks, an Estonian composer.

The impression that there is, it has been suggested, is a result of a conflation of semantics and pragmatics.

I find that a little bit of a conflation of two separate things.