But many invisible norms and practices in a field can discourage the mingling of diverse ideas".
The paradox is often carelessly invoked, but Cuaron's movie really does pull off the trick of mingling the ideas of sex and death, showing their blood relation.
Could Mayer -- who is, after all, an engineer -- have come up with a more elegant and parsimonious means to the ends she seeks: an environment where the random mingling of energized employees produces unexpected ideas?
Across the Institute, scientists of different expertise co-mingle in shared 'collaboratories' where the trade of ideas can spark new research initiatives that ravel together organically.
I loved the mingling of past with present, and the ideas that women throughout history have challenged themselves to create the life they really desire.
The historical novel that mingles fact with invented incident is a tricky genre and the novel of ideas, although a German tradition, is hardly an English one.
The various methodologies used by the contributors illustrate how belief, Enlightenment, and Revolution coexisted and indeed co-mingled in different contexts: politics and political culture, the social and cultural history of ideas, and the history of material culture.
But Saturday's demonstrations seemed to highlight the disarray of the opposition and its multitude of ideas and causes; complaints about local government and the federal government mingled.
No mere display technique, the mingling of media is a sea change in ideas about the place of photography in the history of modern art.
And last week, there was Mr. Bush in Greenville, S.C., happily touting "our ideas, Republican ideas, conservative ideas" at Bob Jones University, which maintains its perverse rules against the mingling of races and its disgusting hostility to the Catholic religion.
J. A. MacCulloch argued that there was a "mingling of beliefs" in Scotland, between popular belief in fairies and elite Christian ideas of demonic action.
