The maturing startup ecosystem in Brazil has benefited hugely from access to Cubo, the largest entrepreneurial hub in Latin America, and its constant intermingling and exchange of ideas between startup founders, investors, academics and government officials.
But the concept is a place featuring a mix of tech companies and arts organizations, public places that encourage the intermingling of people and ideas, and building designs that draw on the industrial history of the neighborhood.
This period of intermixing did not last: the rise of the Victorian Evangelicals in the 1830s and 40s slowly killed off the intermingling of Indian and British ideas, religions and ways of life.
It is, at least, a metaphor for the group's ideological mission — a reiteration of the idea that the generous intermingling of cultures yields beauty and understanding.
This intermingling of nature and industry is a theme that wends its way through the show.
"There is no question that this accident is the type of accident that is high on the N.T.S.B.'s agenda — the idea of a crowded airspace, the intermingling of turboprops, jets and helicopters — and it would not surprise me if the N.T.S.B. looks very carefully at the operations of the airport," said Peter Goelz, a former managing director at the safety board.
Early intermingling of neural crest cells and cephalic mesoderm is consistent with the idea that both cell populations respond to the same extrinsic cues for cell migration, at least at the level of the first branchial arch.
Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.
But the intermingling of intolerance and complacency has enabled it.
