microcosmic

The salts of the urine, called microcosmic salt, are often mistaken for gravel, but are distinguishable both by their angles of crystallization, their adhesion to the sides or bottom of the pot, and by their not being formed till the urine cools.

Zoonomia, Vol. II Or, the Laws of Organic Life

More specifically, she wants people to think about their relationship with crows as a kind of microcosmic example of their relationship with the natural world.

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That's my goal: to feel a small, microcosmic surge of that American can-do spirit.

Gene and the Machine: The shocking truth about the electric Volt

The return of the retreating sun, which retrieves us from the dark of night, the pitch of winter, is a microcosmic recreation of the origination of the universe, the first birth of the sun.

Donna Henes: Winter Solstice: Anniversary Celebration of Creation

Whatever is happening on a microcosmic level is also happening in the larger reality; it is all mirrored back.

Stacey Nemour: Join Eckhart Tolle, Jim Carrey and John Raatz in Raising Consciousness Through Entertainment, Media and the Arts

It succeeds in demonstrating that our daily, microcosmic lives contain vastness and fantasy.

Tinkers: Summary and book reviews of Tinkers by Paul Harding.

Were you intentionally seeking to showcase this microcosmic diversity?

An Interview with Thomas Steinbeck

In truth, the microcosmic aspect of the completed work didn’t occur to me until after I’d finished the manuscript.

An Interview with Thomas Steinbeck

The microcosmic version of the separation of church and state.

Eliyahu Federman: Gender Discrimination: Religious vs. Secular

When you use description and details, try to focus on something microcosmic rather than about the atmosphere or scene as a whole.

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