It was Wilde himself who insisted on the interpenetration of his life and work, and their often vexed relationship to each other: his genius, as he so famously remarked, reserved for his life, his talent for his work merely.
The music is more convincing than the scenario, though, with its skilful interpenetration of folk-inspired material in Holst's own style, which, at its best, shows an originality totally distinct from any of Holst's British contemporaries.
If everything is in everything, there must be interpenetration of ingredients, for it must be possible for there to be many ingredients in the same space.
That is, freedom is not associated with independence (which is imaginable only in ignorance of the interdependence and interpenetration of all things), nor is it conceived essentially as a property of individual agency.
Most important about "To Autumn" is its concentration of imagery and allusion in its evocation of nature, conveying an "interpenetration of livingness and dyingness as contained in the very nature of autumn".
The whole suggests an interpenetration of the inner workings of the gallery and its environment.
He preferred Oceanic art "for its immemorial effort to express the interpenetration of the physical and the mental, to triumph over the dualism of perception and representation".
The proposed methodology also eliminates the problem of matter interpenetration by its very construction.
While complex 2 features an inclined interpenetration of 2D sheets, which lead to the 3D supramolecular architecture, and its asymmetric unit contains six distinct Cu II) centers.
We show that these torsional springs can be designed to prohibit the interpenetration of neighboring tetrahedra, and therefore to provide the method of spring analogy with the robustness needed for enlarging its range of applications.
