His critics say his music makes a mockery of Persian classical and traditional music as he constantly blends it with Western jazz, blues and rock.
But the real factor is that postmodern designers like Miuccia Prada and Marc Jacobs are constantly blending styles and periods -- and textures like fitch fur and tartan or patches of beadwork on masculine-looking houndstooth.
In a world that rewards imagination, we have an incredible melting pot of immigrants that constantly blends together new ideas from technology to commerce to the arts.
It's a constantly metamorphosing blend of the physical and the artificial, of the hand-played and the electronic, of loops and sequences, of patterns and impulses.
A university spokesman said: "The skyline of our city, in keeping with the history of Oxford itself, is a constantly evolving blend of the old and the new, the natural and the built.
Augustus is there, but is depicted as a strange, unnatural figure, constantly changing colour to blend with his surroundings, like a chameleon".
The strongest opposition forces on the ground are vicious terrorist organizations that are constantly merging and blending with people who just want to get the yoke of an oppressive regime off their backs.
Where Minogue appears to have just one facial expression, Abdul has about a billion – all of them constantly moving and blending into each other, giving the impression that her face hasn't quite set properly.
Add the water gradually, whisking constantly, until well blended.
However, Bruna (2009) argues that such pedagogical interpretation of the hybridity as a teacher's pedagogical strategy does not consider hybrid practices that are being constantly crafted by students to blend multiple ideas and discourses of home and school contexts.
