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One does wonder where these students are who helped destroy some of the right and good things in university and campus life : they have perhaps melded into the systemic mass , no more repentant than the insensitive rich . His take on this Regency tale of strong-willed women in a caste-bound society melds romantic sweep with period detail . On the basement level , the Exchange 's curve follows the outline of Dock Creek and melds into it . This play between individuation , collective constitution , and self-destruction is shown by Rentschler to be rehearsed with precision through the specific parameters of a cinematic medium ideally suited to meld these oppositions within the frame of fantasy . In Byron 's work , colonialism was interrogated through a survey of the Europe of Napoleonic conquest and Bourbon reaction , and through an examination of the historical space in which Western and Eastern empires met , fought and melded - the unstable space of Venice , considered here by Malcolm Kelsall . And there 's plenty to choose from , whether it 's the classical music of Bach and Beethoven , traditional music such as gospel , ragtime , and folk , or the ethnic melding that forms today 's rock , country , reggae , and rap . He and his colleagues melded a yellow fluorescent protein called Venus with Tsr , a hydrophobic membrane protein . Based on the classic tenth-century text of the same title by Sei Shonagon , radically transposed by Greenaway to modern-day Japan and the information age , The Pillow Book melds a timeless eroticism and a fascination with language that is at once erudite and libidinal into a dreamlike , startlingly beautiful , and sometimes shocking narrative . However , it will be part of the university 's responsibility to see how two or more of those missions may be melded together into a single aircraft with the additional goal of significantly reducing the number of types of separate airframes within the DoD inventory . Having intelligent , reliable , seasoned professionals who commit the time to know the nuances of people , positions and companies is what makes the difference between just a placement and a really successful melding into a smoothly operating team . Answer 3 : Most pomo is a swamp of needlessly obtuse language hiding ( a ) sophomoric truisms , ( b ) patent falsehoods , and ( c ) meaningless , barely literate phraseology , all melded incoherently together and dolled up to seem like wisdom . Head , Department of Biological Sciences : Rochester Institute of Technology We seek an energetic person to lead our continuing transition from a traditional undergraduate teaching focus to a vibrant department that melds teaching and research by focusing on experiential learning for both undergraduate and graduate students . " The choruses meld together quite nicely to complement each other . Through telemedicine , standardized treatment protocols and pharmaceutical plans , the program will meld and build upon the academic health centers ' collective strengths to remove health care access barriers . Campbell and Johnston observe that , " For graduate and undergraduate students alike , working for the Art and Archaeology Collections provides the foundation and format for the melding of many disciplines that may be of interest for students . Also helpful are several successful interdisciplinary programs , including the Thematic Option program for undergraduates , and the Neural , Informational and Behavioral Sciences ( NIBS ) doctoral program , a unique interdisciplinary melding of neuroscience , cognitive science , and engineering disciplines . The ideas ascribed to Mithraism by Mara came about much later than Christianity as a result of melding the 2 religions together that took place primarily because of the resistence of Roman soldiers who saw Mithras as a sort of patron for them . RETURN OF GEORGE SUTHERLAND teaches that for this meld to be jurisprudential it must follow the path of explicit principles of legal reasoning and not substitute the willy-nilly rationalizations of a results orientation or abstractions detached from " a life governed by moral understanding [ that ] finds its expression in goods that have a real embodiment , or a noticeable presence , in our lives " ( 12 ) . " David 's performance is an emotional commentary on an immensely important social issue - he melds poetry , media , and dance to portray the experiences of people forced into the nightmare of arrest and conviction for crimes they did n't commit , " said Ridolfi . Lighthouses : A Photographic Journey is an independent project which seeks to meld the work of photographer and lighthouse enthusiast Donald W. Carter with a comprehensive guide to the lighthouses of Michigan , The Great Lakes , America , and the world .