He preferred Oceanic art "for its immemorial effort to express the interpenetration of the physical and the mental, to triumph over the dualism of perception and representation".
Though, to be more specific, the fear that "Terminator Genisys" reflects is that of centralization, corporate control, and an unwarranted interpenetration of business and government.
Hence, 50 spoonfuls of water plus 50 spoonfuls of alcohol equal approximately 98 spoonfuls of mixture because of the interpenetration of each solution's molecular spacing by the other.
Few people in Europe have not joked in their time about "concrete steps," "contradictions," "the interpenetration of opposites," and the rest.
In both poets' work can be traced the interpenetration of urban and rural environments and habits of thought that characterises places haphazardly industrialised in the 19th century.
Often such narratives illustrate the interpenetration of the divine and human spheres, with deities such as Krishna and Rama entering entirely into the human drama.
"It fails to capture the plain fact that our lived reality is the result of the constant interpenetration of the online and offline.
What stands out in the entire development of Jewish ethical formulations is the constant interpenetration of communal and individual obligations and concerns.
This tale of the interpenetration of popular entertainment and high art recalls the art historian Jeffrey Weiss's pioneering study of the birth of Cubism in the entanglement of avant-garde and cabaret cultures.
The music is more convincing than the scenario, though, with its skilful interpenetration of folk-inspired material in Holst's own style, which, at its best, shows an originality totally distinct from any of Holst's British contemporaries.
Ackroyd is the author of 10 novels, one of the best of which, "Hawksmoor," prefigures in its handling of time and architecture the major theme of "London: the Biography," the interpenetration of its present and its past.
