Art and fashion have intermingled for so long, it makes sense that the whole unfinished seams, clean-scrubbed-face fashion model sensibility would spill over into galleries".
In this sliver of land, the curators explain, "the beliefs and material culture of locals, nomads and invaders have intermingled for millennia".
We were allowed to lie there, limbs intermingled, for nearly an hour.
These forums further revealed that the respondents identified as Muslim tend to respect their cultural heritage, and that culture and religion may be intermingled for immigrant Muslims.
The hope is they will intermingle for whatever discussions they please about ideas large or small, pressing or serendipitous.
The first three weeks of each session are devoted to forming a basic understanding in all of the fields, following by three weeks spent seeing how each of these fields can possibly intermingle (for example, you might study how 3D printers traditionally used in prototyping could be used to build organs out of stem cells).
But the brain is the product of evolution — a messy, random process — and though the number sense may be lodged in a particular bit of the cerebral cortex, its circuitry seems to be intermingled with the wiring for other mental functions.
Commemorative stamps have been printed, more than 60,000 people are expected at a concert in Nairobi on Thursday, and the anniversary has kicked off a lively discussion on Twitter, with messages of celebration intermingled with concern for the country's future.
Mr. Miller said Aventis had also agreed to pay for storage and transportation to approved distribution sites for corn that has become intermingled with the StarLink varieties.
Refreshing trials with the reinforced CS+ and CS− were intermingled between the tests to ensure motivation for the subsequent tests.
