For example, scenes from Behzti were mirrored in Two Women, which has just finished a run at the Theatre Royal, Stratford East.
Promising an "antidote to holiday Muzak," the group has chosen the theme of death, mirrored in two pieces by Schubert ("Death and the Maiden" Quartet and a transcription of his celebrated "Erlkonig"), a rarely heard Glazounov "Elegie," "Dead Man" by Mr. Zorn, and a pair of Snapshots.
The two truths are, therefore, not merely one specific nature mirrored in two different perspectives (MBh 6.23 Dbu ma 'a 253a).
The two truths are conceptual distinctions applied to a particular conventionally real phenomenon, and every conventionally real phenomenon fulfills the criterion of both truths because each phenomenon constitutes these two natures they are not merely one specific nature of a phenomenon mirrored in two different perspectives.
Wide, cinematic tableaus of a woman just waking up to bright sunlight is mirrored in two other similarly evocative visuals of a sleeping girl in a rumpled camisole.
He distinguishes between two types of adaptation, autonomous and cooperative, which are mirrored in the two generic governance structures of market and hierarchy.
WH Auden's The Fall of Rome seems mirrored in stanza four's image of camels crossing "the miles of sand".
This phenotype is mirrored in humans, where two different families have been described with pancreatic agenesis and neonatal diabetes attributable to recessive mutations [ 11,12].
Figure 8 Fizeau interferometer results for concave spherical mirror in three dimensions.
He mirrored history — in one sense of a versatile metaphor that Solomon employs often, for an artist so invested in imagery that, a Dracula in reverse, he was most fully real in his reflections.
