Rock stars are like the tricksters in mythology, born to confound categories.
Theatres were viewed as houses of Proteus, and, in the metamorphic fears of the city, it was not only the players who shifted shapes, confounded categories, and counterfeited roles.
Far from being pretentious, Statuts is a playground for artists and spectators, confounding all categories.
He fuses genres (travelogue, biography, the novel, meditation, myth), confounding the categories most readers are used to.
Accordingly, each condition was categorized into one of the four age-confound categories: no age-confound, confound favoring old, confound favoring young, and confounds with unknown effect.
I don't want you to be comfortable with your assumptions about me as a 'woman artist.' " In dress and manner, Ms. Horn confounds the categories of male and female.
The descendants of these peoples who entered the United States since the mid-20th century further confound "racial" categories for those who believe in them.
Hence, results where the mother was not white are presented separately by race, but are also presented in the aggregate after adjustment for confounding by racial category.
For outcomes with a small number of individuals in either outcome category, confounding effects of each covariate listed above were evaluated separately; unadjusted models are presented for these outcomes unless confounding, defined as a change in the odds ratio of ≥10%, was identified.
