At the same time he was attracted to a new movement called Dada, which embraced art and literature equally and strove to confuse distinctions between art and life.
Conceptual interdisciplinary artist Agnieszka Kurant explores how complex social, economic and cultural systems can operate in ways that confuse distinctions between fiction and reality or nature and culture.
It soon became clear that a strange, racially charged and legally confused distinction would be at the heart of Pistorius's trial.
Boosting the interaction between journalists and scientists would also help journalists learn more about scientific fundamentals – principles such as hypothesis testing, experimental control, uncertainty in evidence, and the often confused distinction between correlation and causation.
For example, Jody Lomberg contrasts painted panels with areas covered in knitted yarn, confusing the distinction between formalism and utility.
Additionally, minor membrane leakage results in less complete EB uptake producing cells of a lighter red or yellow colour further confusing the distinction between intact and disrupted cells.
The distinction so drawn is different from a wide range of other distinctions with which it might easily be confused; these distinctions are laid out here to help guard against such confusions.
The authors repeatedly confuse the distinction between "cost" and "fitness" throughout this paper, despite pointing out the distinction themselves at one point in the paper.
Over many years, from the 1920s to the 1960s, he made designs with interlocking figures that confuse the distinction between object and background.
In an otherwise sharply criti cal statement, Senator Walter F. Mondale, Democrat of Min nesota, said the President's ef fort to clarify the difference between de facto and de jure segregation was in implicit re jection of Southern efforts to confuse the distinction and thus frustrate desegregation.
