Sentences with phrase «coexist in»

Although many finishes coexist in this room, the color scheme relies on grays and browns to generate a sense of calm.

Likewise, Walter Page, director of U.S. research at CoStar, says Verizon and WeWork can coexist in the co-working sector, since «nobody actually has a monopoly in real estate.»

It may seem as if the trees are all competing for the same nutrients and sunlight, but they actually coexist in a complimentary way.

If you question the importance of that, consider what's happening in the Balkans today among people who used to coexist in an uneasy harmony.

This involves multiple addictions that coexist in the brain and interact with each other such as substances, processes (food, sex, work, money, exercise), relationships (co-dependency, love addiction, trauma bonding), and core affect states (shame, despair, rage).

Although each of these factors alone can predict a divorce, they usually coexist in an unhappy marriage.

They are going to try to almost erase that tension, so that our digital lives can coexist in a meaningful way with our physical lives.

«Our lightfield photonics generate digital light at different depths and blend seamlessly with natural light to produce lifelike digital objects that coexist in the real world,» the company said on its website.

In the near future, androids coexist in an uneasy peace with humans, but the status quo may not last when the machines realize that they're just as deserving of rights as their flesh - and - blood counterparts.

NXP has a history with the technology, and both wireless technologies can coexist in the same device.

It uses lightfield photonics to generate digital light at different depths and blend seamlessly with natural light to produce lifelike digital objects that coexist in the real world.

«Our lightfield photonics generate digital light at different depths and blend seamlessly with natural light to produce lifelike digital objects that coexist in the real world.»

This works with a secure swap contract in which different currencies now coexist in the same environment.

The prospect of Apple giving up its pay - per - song model is a nonstarter, so iRadio will have to coexist in its ecosystem as a vehicle to the real moneymaker; streaming music nets the host, and more importantly the artist, very little in licensing fees.

Producing Nexus flagship phones for each company in part and sprinkling on top the latest and juiciest version of Android would of course please all manufactures and persuade them to coexist in a state of perpetual heaven.

But as they are totally orthogonal, both can coexist in the same time, and therefore there is no need to oppose them as we can often see it.»

Private commercial profit and social benefit should coexist in a healthy fashion.

«Value pricing and ethics are not mutually exclusive; they coexist in the marketplace everywhere else - from airlines having different fares for different passengers and designer ice cream manufacturers charging a premium price to movie theater popcorn and hardcover books being priced at a premium.

This Note argues that federal and state law can coexist in this arena, as recent state law is complementary, not incompatible, with federal laws governing digital communications.

There is, I would argue, a general consensus among both information providers and information users that the electronic storage and online retrieval of large amounts of legal information, is inherently more efficient and, as Ted Tjaden points out in his posting this week, an increasing number of previously print - only monographs, treatises, and textbooks now coexist in both print and electronic formats.

And also we'd have learnt to coexist in such environments which will be instructional for the future so we don't mess up again.

And with its totally keyless operation, full Internet access, and ultra-quiet, zero - emission driving experience, the Tesla is a glimpse into a future where cars and computers coexist in seamless harmony.

Find the full report and analysis, here: How Fisheries And Marine Protection Can Coexist In The Southern Ocean

On top of that, different types of clouds will interact, amplifying or mitigating one another's effects as they coexist in different layers of the atmosphere.

In other words, randomness and determinism (which, in turn, could be identified with predictability) coexist in the same process, but are not separable or additive components.

Looking at two columns (moist and dry) tells only that they are so different that they can not coexist in the same atmosphere without much more that must be taken into account.

Environmental and electricity policy must coexist in the states, where regulators are also charged with protecting consumers.

In 1989, CEDI was instrumental in laying the groundwork for an alliance between Indians and rubbertappers, two groups who coexist in Brazil's vast rainforest, but who had traditionally fought each other.

And yes, you can make the «well, government enabled it» standard argument and say the the solution is to sprinkle magic Libertarian pixie dust and make everyone into Randian supermen, but in the real world where we have billions of people who need to coexist in a functioning society with legacy social structures we need solutions that work, not philosophical wankery.

Her subjects are neither man nor nature, form or formless, but allow for both to coexist in their lack of selfhood and their openness to absorb, fuse with, metabolize the world around them.

As fire, ice, volcanoes and geysers coexist in her island, so do spontaneity and rule...

Koch and Ortkrass met in college in Britain and share an interest in the California Light and Space movement of the 1960s — including the work of Robert Irwin and James Turrell — as well as a passion for architecture, performance art and a desire to explore the way human beings coexist in an increasingly digital universe.

In this way, both victim and the instigator of violence coexist in a sombre, ethereal cenotaph.

Both figurines are symbols of differing belief systems that coexist in a globalized world.

The residency initiative emerges out of the Zabludowicz family's ownership of real estate in Downtown Vegas, and their longstanding interest in exploring how different aspects of contemporary visual culture might coexist in the city.

But he now tries to force an even greater number of formal issues and contradictions to coexist in the same work.

In this moment artwork is a habitat where all styles, eras, contents and mediums coexist in ultimate holistic configuration.

Reimagined as «magic tools» the objects within the work coexist in a precarious space of liminality where categorical boundaries are blurred.

Androgynous nudes touching each other or themselves, butterflies, plants and wondrous animals with human faces all coexist in Kohlmann's dreamscapes that are fantastical and deeply spiritual.

The two materials, with their vastly opposed properties, coexist in an unconventional manner, their awkward connection seeming to allude to the state of a Chinese society in the midst of rapid transformation.

Shedding light on persuasive, performative and often duplicitous identities, as well as on architectural objects and history, the work explores the relationship between man and monument as they coexist in the landscape as representations of one another.

But rather than remaining polemical, Delvoye's work suggests an elaboration of meanings, where contradictory notions can coexist in a kind of exquisite harmony, or in what he has termed «emulsions.»

JH: When I think of how the industrial and the natural coexist in our world I sometimes think elements interacting producing a high contrast situation.

Where we will find ways to deal with ghosts / grief of many geographies / generations dead and alive and search ways to coexist in peace and harmony.»

Three geographically and culturally disparate sites»» the Venice Arsenale, downtown Nassau, and the North Pole»» will momentarily coexist in the Bahamian pavilion.

Murakami's youthful porno - kitsch side and his sleek, grown - up side coexist in this exhibition, and Yoshimoto Nara's signature wide - eyed prepubescent figure is present in the form of fired clay.

Each artist shows how the objet trouvé has been deployed in both European and African cultural traditions, as well as the ways in which commercial and spiritual notions of value can coexist in the same work.

These four artists present their unique, creative attempt to find where the traditional and the contemporary coexist in our modern world.

By exploring how our organs and skeletal system coexist in the same space, I developed a better understanding of the delicate balance necessary for wellness.

I chased realism until it began to unravel and deconstruct itself,» the award winning artist states, «I am exploring the possibility and potential where representational painting and abstraction meet — if both can coexist in the same moment.»