In particular, the author uses the orixs to structure the novel in an almost Joyce-like fashion, interweaving symbolic and human manifestations of the gods into the story.
His human manifestations are listed, followed by his successive roles in legendary history, as the sage counsellor of emperors.
(2011), used video imagery by Maruyama, of drops and splashes of water and paint in slow motion, as a backdrop for an abstract work for seven, in which the dancers, dressed in black, often seemed to be human manifestations of the liquid in the video.
In this manner, Wilson and Glass examined extraordinary and ordinary human manifestations.
Those rabbis recognized a variety of human manifestations of intersex conditions, and even five hundred years earlier the prophet Isaiah wrote about the sarisim, or eunuchs, which included transsexual women, in deeply honorific terms, praising them above common men and women (Isaiah 56:4-56.
It could be that, in human manifestations of USH1C, the later consequence of diminished harmonin levels in photoreceptors is so severe that it obscures comparatively subtle early defects that might result from impaired synaptic activity.
