There's the snowman: the human form given in three spheres.
Cukor's artistry is centered on the intricate relations and inherent clashes of those three spheres.
Escher put himself in one of his well-known works, "Three Spheres II," a 1946 lithograph showing three glass balls.
A popular way of conceptualizing e-government is to distinguish between three spheres of technologically mediated interactions.
She explains that the current notion of incentives emerged in three spheres in the early 20th century.
Remaining as a parliamentarian, she can influence all three spheres working with the government, her party and the parliament," he said.
In the pseudonymous works of Kierkegaard's first literary period, three stages on life's way, or three spheres of existence, are distinguished: the aesthetic, the ethical, and the religious.
In all three spheres strategy is seen as the way to get a decisive and thus lasting result.As this long book, full of anecdote and illustration, unfolds, this is the question that bothers the author the most.
The emblem is supposed to represent the three spheres of labour: urban, rural and intellectual, but the machete, of course, recalls acts of the most dreadful barbarism that marked Angola's civil war, and the violence from which this country is struggling to emerge.
The three spheres are here certainly considered as independent arenas.
Thus, the three spheres of possible, existent, and necessary totally coincide.
