These data cover multiple levels, including both clinical data in macrocosmic aspect and genomic data in microcosmic aspect.
Thus at the macrocosmic level, the ordinary world was viewed not as the Buddhists saw it in terms of delusion, error, and suffering, but rather as the bountiful and morally good creation of heaven and earth, leading to the on-going production and reproduction of the ten-thousand things of the world in which we live.
Robert Hooke, like Leonardo, was both researcher and artist; his schemes illuminate the microscopic and the macrocosmic.
The film's macrocosmic overview focuses on South America's leaders, not on the populace.
Where American Genesis is macrocosmic and metaphorical, Science and Corporate Strategy is microscopic and painfully literal.
The real surprise of the show, though, is the further light it throws on one institution's astonishingly macrocosmic collection.
Leonardo and his contemporaries conceived the earth as a living creature, a macrocosmic mirror of our own inner life.
The neutrality and sweetness of their art was in many ways typically Swiss: it tended to approach the macrocosmic quietly, through innocuous accumulations of the microcosmic.
In contrast to the macrocosmic concern of these two artists were the interests of sculptors such as Raymond Jacobson, whose "Structure" (1955) derived from his study of honeycombs.
In that moment of mystic expansion, when the macrocosmic flower bursts from the microcosmic seed, the short story feels its power.
The point, however, is not macrocosmic trend-tracking, but microcosmic customization: to predictively model the perceptions and preferences of increasingly narrow demographic clusters.
