Big museums are profit driven, exhibitions need the patronage of business leaders, and corporate values are predominant in the highest spheres of public life.
Similarly, in Texas in 1965, Judge Roy Hofheinz (former part owner of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus) tried the same trick to establish Houston's elevation to the highest spheres of baseball by unveiling the Astrodome, the first indoor stadium.
Also Zabarella emphasized the hierarchical nature of the division between different disciplines; the whole of active philosophy aiming ultimately at the higher sphere of contemplation.
There are different levels of altruistic behaviour until you reach the higher spheres of thought and emotion which only humans are capable of.
"The high spheres of government are like those families where the brothers and sisters don't get along, but they love, respect, and fear their father.
The residence was conceived in 1926 to solve the residential problem, again, of the high spheres of government A special house for special tenants.
Since matter, according to Aristotle and Plotinus, "yearns for formation" and, thus, moving toward the nearness of God, causes the rotation of the spheres, the finest matter of the highest spheres is propelled by the strongest "yearning," which issues from God and returns to him and is active in man (akin to the last line of Dante's Divine Comedy: "The love which moves the sun and the other stars").
Now it's like me and a bunch of dudes dissecting Pusha-T and Malice's finely crafted, lyrical tales of crack salesmanship while all the shorties do the lean-with-it-walk-with-it. As Malice confirms, the high ethereal sphere of hip-hop excellence is nothing but one big sausage party.
In German football, it is often said that those who float in higher spheres are in danger of losing touch with reality.
DNAJB8-overexpressed HT29 cells showed higher sphere-forming ability than that of HT29 control cells (Fig. 2d), indicating that overexpression of DNAJB8 induced CSC/CIC properties.
