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• Although microcosmic in nature, it seems significant given past reactions.
• In the mineral form, microcosmic salt is called stercorite.
• This is just a microcosmic example of this most serious of problems.
• Many before have chronicled the same events, but with a microcosmic focus.
• Listeners can take pleasure in the microcosmic details.
• The mandala has been interpreted as a microcosmic and macrocosmic representation of the self.
• And this microcosmic world is clearly meant to be a metaphor for a sick society.
• By maintaining a remorseless focus on this microcosmic horror in " Endgame,"
• It offers a microcosmic version of the global forces that are reshaping the contemporary urban condition.
• Following an ancient microcosmic symbolism, Anaximander compared the mother's womb with the shark.
• The radically microcosmic experience creates an effect that is at once both abstract and real ."
• Even a microcosmic universe as tiny as this New York theater season presents its own inexplicable mysteries.
• The story of the village serves as a microcosmic representation of the history of the nation as a whole.
• In conclusion to the chapter, Kozol describes a microcosmic example in the Roosevelt School District of New York.
• And she writes that " the microcosmic world of the Bates Motel " in " Psycho"
• It follows that the search for TOE will discover phenomena more microcosmic than strings or the more comprehensive M theory.
• They begin with macrocosmic questions and then proceed to increasing details of microcosmic, thus covering both universals and particulars.
• Each angel has a spiritual body also in human form, and is a heaven in its least microcosmic form.
• Cosmic evolutionists identify some universal process of development or progress and identify literary structures as microcosmic versions of that process.
• The Hindu idea of the Chakras might also considered here as the " microcosmic " counterpart of macrocosmic involution and evolution.