woven

Simple, in the way Rich Hickey advocates, means the opposite of complex, which means that things are woven together.

Old Testament law and prophesy is woven deeply in the fabric of the gospels and of Paul's letters.

Tightly woven communities are absent from modern lives as there has been a big push for individualism and materialism.

As you read, you can see a complex theme slowly but deftly woven from the timelines of the several stories.

Founded in 2010, Woven is headquartered in Los Angeles with offices and production facilities in New York, Chicago and Austin.

This piece is a well-built observation; woven from the oft frayed edges of film and books.

Otherwise big fish will PR-down all the small fish into regulation network woven by itself.

They aren't woven from thin air, they come from experimenting with existing ideas.

Google is so tightly woven into Chrome and is a huge privacy risk.

True, though tightly woven communities have many implicit rules, sometimes explicit, that can govern anything from sexuality to what you wear and where you live.

Even if it started as a bunch of separate systems, they become slowly woven and pulled together by all special-case webservice calls and database state-sharing.

Though they're not yet woven into our clothing, Kurzweil has pointed out in recent talks that smartphones such as the iPhone fulfill the same role.

But more than half a century after the concept was coined, “evolving standards” is deeply woven into Supreme Court tradition.

Kurzweil makes several specific predictions in his "2010 scenario": * Computers will become invisible and invade our environment -- woven into our clothing, embedded in our furniture, and so forth.