The first signifies how enduring his love of planes has been and the latter reminds him of how the 30-year journey to create the museum was riddled with false starts and often felt just out of his reach.
The second connotation of "the divine order," which is derived from the first, signifies the gift or influx of prophecy, both as an experience of the divine and as the power, capacity, or faculty within the soul that enables one to apprehend it.
They have religious significance in Hindu, Jain and Buddhist traditions but also in Christianity who is first signified by the sign of the fish, and especially referring to feeding the multitude in the desert.
But still, the fact that a professional golfer's marital problems rate higher among network news directors than reducing world nuclear stockpiles by a whopping one-third signifies this shift more than anything else I've ever seen.
The probe was held in the same position until a single beep was heard (usually about 2 seconds) signifying the end of the temperature measurement which was then read by the principal observer.
Jane cites Auerbach to the effect, "that figural reading allows the 'interpretation of one worldly event through another; the first signifies the second, the second fulfills the first.
Auerbach writes that figural reading allows the "interpretation of one worldly event through another; the first signifies the second, the second fulfills the first.
"The very hugeness of our universe, which seems at first to signify how unimportant we are in the cosmic scheme, is actually entailed by our existence!" Mr. Rees exclaims.
It is then a small, but momentous step to utter those cries in order, first, to signify the approach of a wild animal to others and induce them to flee, and then to signify this particular danger to oneself or others without bothering to imagine an approaching wild animal, as a way of abbreviating the process of thought.
The first arrow signifies his land, the second his clan and the third himself.
