Second, paying attention to the imbrication of new stuff upon the still living old. From Wordnik.com. [Information, Culture, Policy, Education: Futures] Reference
Disney products specifically have been singled out in the past for their imbrication in this oppressive system. From Wordnik.com. [Schlock Doctrine: Where, and by Whom, Was Your Christmas Made?] Reference
However, the imbrication of supernature, consciousness, technology and the uncanny in Castle's own argument suggests other directions of influence and makes causality difficult to locate. From Wordnik.com. [Reading Machines] Reference
Unlike Janet's imbrication in the landscape, which makes it impossible to separate her body from its surroundings, Jack's performance requires hyper-consciousness, an ongoing adjustment of the self to other's expectations. From Wordnik.com. [Haweswater] Reference
Kalicinski plication: Technique of ureteral imbrication for megaureter. From Wordnik.com. [Inside Surgery] Reference
This is an imbrication of aesthetics and politics - an 'Intermedia Ethnography'. From Wordnik.com. [Comments for Space and Culture] Reference
I think of frontier zones as spaces of imbrication, of mixing, of interdependence. From Wordnik.com. [TPMCafe] Reference
Urethral imbrication for pediatric megaurethra using same surgical folding maneuver as in Kalicinski plication. From Wordnik.com. [Inside Surgery] Reference
This imbrication confers upon those material objects peculiar social properties that those objects would not necessarily possess if they were not suspended within this very specific relation. From Wordnik.com. [Roughtheory.org] Reference
In C3-C7 the orientation of zygapophyses, the saddle-shape of vertebral body surfaces, and the imbrication of transverse processes suggest that the neck was more capable of dorsiflexion than lateral rotation. From Wordnik.com. [PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles] Reference
The imbrication of art in bureaucratic process is certainly not uncommon, but as with the rubble underneath the stadium and the mobile phone banners concealing socialist government department buildings, the palimpsest of art histories and to-comes is still being uncovered, filled in, rejected and owned. From Wordnik.com. [Museum Blogs] Reference
This desire to defend the autonomy of the political from a supposed encroachment by neoliberalism is an example of the melancholy attachment to liberal democracy that Brown criticizes: what was once an object of left critique-the imbrication of liberal democracy in the capitalist economy-is repressed to allow a hyperbolic defense of this ambivalently missed object. From Wordnik.com. [Voyou Desoeuvre] Reference
1 While the relation between authenticity and exclusion has been variously posited by Clare's defenders, the mutual imbrication of these claims has governed the tenor of response since his appearance on the literary scene in 1820. From Wordnik.com. [Like] Reference
Jules Boykoff & Alicia Cohen Reading (Powells Books on Hawthorne, @4:00pm): Jules Boykoff’s Hegemonic Love Potion (Factory School Press) is a social exercise in poetic possibility — through détournement, personal reflection, and textual imbrication. From Wordnik.com. [Portland Book Events: February 22-28 - Reading Local: Portland] Reference
They are trapped in a never-ending cycle. "have been singled out in the past for their imbrication in this oppressive system. From Wordnik.com. [The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com] Reference
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