Many of his stories are enfolded within themselves – narrator passing on the story told by a character he meets, etc – and sometimes I found myself thinking of a large-scale version of the miniaturist Stefan Zweig.
Disraeli got seven volumes and Gladstone three, but the lives of the poets or the artists or even the scientists tended to be enfolded within the limits of a single volume.
In other words, a wide spectrum of responses to unemployment was enfolded within a broad and growing anti-capitalist culture.
All living beings are composed of entities at these levels though, in the case of unicells (Protozoa), the Organism and Organ are enfolded within the Cell.
The authors introduce the idea that all potentialities are enfolded within a source, the implicate order, which is, roughly speaking, the quantum world; the potentialities referred to are organized and made substantial by information present in the generative order, the world in which forms of material existence unfold.
As he writes in his diary: "Knowledge is within being, enfolded by it" (1935, 115).
And just as the world of self-awareness enfolds the world of nature described in judgments, it in turn is enfolded in the topos (Nishida calls it "the intelligible world") within which the creative self pursues ideal values like truth, beauty and goodness.
Interestingly, within the axial filament silintaphin-1 forms a core structure that is enfolded by silicatein.
It is enfolded by it and vibrates with it.
Eventually the sun went down, and his world was enfolded in darkness.
The magnetic carrier was enfolded by TiO2 via heterogeneous precipitation of TiOSO4 using urea as a precipitation agent.
