In apparent allusions to earlier lovers, such as Nobel prize-winning author Elias Canetti, she writes: "And I want this to be 'clean-cut': I too have had so many muddled & twisted relationships, and I want ours to be steady & clear, & I think it can be.
Her recent UND3RGR0UND L0V3R5, is a Twitter DM translation of Samuel Beckett and a GChat translation of Eugene Ionesco, where an online relationship is muddled by inaccurate language.
It is the third and last installment of her anti-plays, which include W8ing and TH3 B4LD 50PR4N0, and is an adaption of a play by Jean Tardieu, where an online relationship is muddled by inaccurate language.
The flare CME relationship is somewhat muddled when CMEs erupt from complex magnetic regions involving active regions and filaments (Harrison et al. 2012).
With the contrasting signals of the two markers, interpretations of what these relationships represent become muddled.
Grice provides evidence that at least some animals are becoming more dangerous as our relationships with them become increasingly muddled.
Many of the physics-biology issues alluded to above are cultural in origin, however I find the section in your report on the relationship between sections and disciplines to be muddled and quite confusing from this perspective.
The relationship between Ig and TCR is further muddled by the recent discoveries in marsupials and sharks of TCR loci that appear to be hybrids between ancestral Ig and TCR loci [ 13, 14].
Can transparency work, or will it end up worrying patients, muddling the patient-doctor relationship and adding more work to an already overburdened primary care work force?
But with the sheer volumes of photos being shared and evolving relationships between people, both the context and intended audience is muddled.
