In such situations, the formal element of drama and tragedy, which involves the paradoxical relation between highly universalized form and highly individualized content, mirrors the paradoxical relation between form and life that individuals experience in their own relation to society.
Although Murray's performance was highly acclaimed, his life mirrored his on-screen alter ego's tragic run of bad luck.
Mr. Frost's highly varied television career mirrored the growth of the medium, from the black-and-white TV of the 1960s to the cable news of today.
Politics remains a highly distorted mirror of our country, but the mirror has widened.
To image these cells, the coverslips are placed upside down on a highly reflective mirror with their growth media filling in between the mirror and coverslip.
Overall, the cellular reprogramming was mirrored by a highly dynamic modulation of the defined cis-regulatory elements giving rise to different enhancer states (Fig. 3e, lower panel).
"Everything gold and shiny is going," said Carol Bentel, a Long Island architect, referring to the reflective surfaces, including mirrored ceilings and highly polished metal columns, of the casino-style lobby.
Net negative dispersion was provided by several highly dispersive mirrors.
The optical system includes highly reflective mirrors and acousto-optic modulators for real-time beam correction.
For highly reflective mirror light pipes, spectral variations are generally assumed not to affect the color of the transmitted light.
The reflecting pools glared like highly polished mirrors, and skinny cypress trees in planters that had been whimsically sunk in the water provided ornament but no shade.
