In fact, almost all the art and architecture at Nisa exhibits a great intermingling of Western and Iranian styles.
Following the Moorish conquest of Andalusia in the eighth century C.E., the Iberian Peninsula became the site of the greatest intermingling between Jewish, Christian, and Muslim believers.
The Bambara are to a great extent intermingled with other tribes, and there is no centralized organization.
The pathologic findings in case 3 were nearly identical to those of case 2, except that there was a greater degree of intermingling between the two elements and the zones of infarct-like necrosis within the oligodendroglial component were larger.
Moreover, techniques such as the genome-wide chromosome conformational capture (4C) and cryo-FISH have provided evidence for a greater degree of intermingling of chromosomes than it was previously envisioned (Branco and Pombo 2006; Simonis et al. 2006; Zhao et al. 2006).
The Forum was a great opportunity for intermingling, engaging and listening to different points of views and to learn about the abundant amount of data-focused initiatives such as the World Cities Alliance, the DataRepublica Project from CEPEI, the development of open algorithms and application programming interfaces (APIs).
Central Asia was the crossroads of the Great Silk Road, which saw the intermingling of cultures over hundreds of years, and it was also a cradle of civilization, leaving achievements in arts and architecture, science, philosophy, and literature for centuries to come.
As these fields of sense worlds cascade into and intermingle among each other with greater, refined awareness, they create a landscape of expansive horizons that can reach in all directions and can embrace all of our experiences.
"It's very physical with a great deal of talent intermingled in all of that, but enjoys almost no profile in the south of England more to the pity.
Such intermingling became less common after the great mutiny of 1857.
