Sentence examples for dissolution of boundaries from inspiring English sources

Since 1950 the most important and powerful phenomenon in cultural history has been the blurring, even dissolution, of boundaries between high and low.

Its latest annual report, which shows revenues have grown from £740m when Ahrendts joined, in January 2006, to almost £2bn today, forecasts the "dissolution of boundaries separating physical and digital channels".

The nine artists whose work is featured in "Landescapism" at the Islip Art Museum explore the continuing dissolution of boundaries between nature and culture, the real and the manufactured.

Wasserstein became a voice for the baby boom generation, the cohort whose legacy will include reality television and social media, as well as the apparent dissolution of boundaries between public and private, the changing parameters of intimacy and revelation.

Eventually the dissolution of boundaries became total.

In 1986, Bad Brains were one of a few bands devoted to the dissolution of boundaries between funk and metal.

Installation artists are not normally associated with non-visual media, but complete dissolution of the boundaries between performance and the visual arts can be achieved.

This is the wave of the future in social science research: the dissolution of disciplinary boundaries, a unified conceptual framework, and rapid feedback between theoretical and empirical inquiry.

These artists straddle a line, Rinder says, between urbane and rural, between avant-garde and retrograde, between dissolution of the boundaries between art and life and the careful management of both.

Focusing on tourism in the frontier between Finland and Sweden, Prokkola finds that border permeability has contributed to dissolution of mental boundaries in the region.

These "social constructivist" studies have brought renewed attention to the epistemic importance of laboratory practices and equipment, to the omnipresence of conflict and negotiation in shaping the outcome of scientific work, to the formation and dissolution of disciplinary boundaries, and to the permeability in practice of any demarcation of what is "internal" to science.