In both spheres, the British were initially stand-offish.
Facebook, for example, has joined with Datalogix, a data provider, to link purchases in both spheres.
In both spheres, Lenin was plagued by breaks within the ranks of Bolshevik leaders.
"They are all intimately linked in the aging process, and are influenced by activities in both spheres — because they are not really separate spheres".
The ruler's exalted status is thus associated with both divine right and judicial authority, implying that the king governs in both spheres.
National executives occupy a gatekeeper position between the international and the domestic political spheres because they are the only legitimate actors in both spheres.
Throughout his long career, Wilbur has remained committed to that ideal of "joy in life and art," and has been amply rewarded with achievement and honors in both spheres.
Progress in both spheres, the scientific and the political, was not only analogous and linked, but also, in some sense, inevitable, at least once rigorous standards of clear thinking were adopted.
Distinguished figures from the classical and jazz worlds — and some who flourish in both spheres, like the trombonist and composer George Lewis — led seminars dealing with instrumental techniques; modern repertory; practical concerns, like publishers and copyists; and, yes, improvisation.
