It doesn't require scouring the archives to notice that 9/11 was relentlessly exploited by the Bush administration to serve as the founding myth for the war on terror, which was seamlessly expanded from Afghanistan to Iraq.
In Kunzru's view, such cults aren't simply wackier manifestations of Cold War paranoia — they're direct descendants of the nineteenth-century movements of Spiritualism and Theosophy, which by the nineteen-fifties, he said, had "seamlessly expanded to include a few people from Alpha Centuri, and off you go".
With Underwood's guidance, Slack's product could seamlessly expand to handle the niche needs of any business.
Design results show that the system is general and open, it is easy to seamlessly expand its content and function, and the system can support the separation of teaching and examination for many courses, can avoid the waste of resources caused by repeatedly construction.
A fused clamshell design — where two flat screens could be opened to seamlessly expand them and closed up again to shrink the device footprint for pocketability — seems a much more likely choice for Samsung designers to make, given the obvious commercial challenges of selling a device with a transforming form factor that's also robust enough to withstand everyday consumer use and abuse.
He pasted them into new works, seamlessly expanding and absorbing them into larger creations incorporating the most profound discoveries of his later artistic career.
The various departments flow seamlessly from the entrance, with an expanded prepared-food area in the center.
Her brand as a liaison and entrepreneur who seamlessly lives and breathes the culture of tech and fashion has expanded to include partnerships that promote women who innovate with Elle UK, Flatiron School, and more.
I'd seamlessly transitioned my life into another passion, or, rather, I'd expanded on the passion that AIDS activism had inspired, continuing to do the kind of work I'd done that connected deeply with who I am and the community of which I'm a part.
Produced in concert with the public art organization Creative Time, it dovetails seamlessly with its rarefied setting, the sleek exterior of MoMA's newly expanded building.
And she expanded her coloristic palette considerably as the work unfolded, moving seamlessly between sweet-toned lyricism, menacingly dark timbres and a gritty, textured sound that gave the solo line an unusual urgency and even, at times, fierceness.
