Sentence examples for intermingling of technology from inspiring English sources
His themes of hi-tech shanty towns, recorded or broadcast stimulus (later to be developed into the "sim-stim" package featured so heavily in Neuromancer), and dystopic intermingling of technology and humanity, are already evident in his first published short story, "Fragments of a Hologram Rose", in the Summer 1977 issue of Unearth.
This intermingling of past and present technologies can be found filtering its way throughout the film industry.
Fifth, the policy discourse in the health field is highly value-laden, intermingling debates about identity, equality [ 47– 49], and – in the case of health care policy specifically – the role of technology and expertise [ 50], which clouds the legitimate application of the available evidence.
Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.
But the intermingling of intolerance and complacency has enabled it.
And the intermingling of faiths came with complications.
It's also a subtler intermingling of worlds previously kept separate.
Most beguiling, though, is the seamless intermingling of choreography, acting and puppetry.
It is at least a free-thinking intermingling of old and new.
No one can claim solid data showing a medically significant effect from the intermingling of physiologies.
Alongside the tumultuous intermingling of genres, there's a distinct allegorical flavour to Cora's journey.
