Sentence examples for a circle containing a from inspiring English sources

On the left, a circle containing a pyramid with an eye represents providence in our nation's founding; on the right, the flip side of the round US seal reads, "E Pluribus Unum" – "out of many, one".

After the conference, Dr. Coxeter sent him a copy of his paper "Crystal Symmetry and Its Generalizations," which was illustrated with complex geometric figures, including a circle containing a pattern of objects that grew smaller and smaller as they neared the edge.

On the left, a circle containing a pyramid with an eye represents providence in our nation's founding; on the right, the flip side of the round US seal reads, "E Pluribus Unum" – "out of many, one". We might interpret it to mean we're all in this together; every state, every individual, is part of a united operation built from 13 colonies with a vision.

One from the 12th century is cut at its head with a circle containing a rough cross of petals and has a decorated key design on the shaft.

All carry the distinctive Roycroft brand, an almost calligraphic design in which a cross with four branches intersects a circle containing a stylized R. The more interesting furniture is described by Vanco as borrowing from the Viennese Sezession design movement, a precursor to the more familiar Art Deco.

At the back of one of her schoolbooks she drew a circle containing an eyeball.

THE clues are planted in plain sight -- on downtown storefronts: royal blue banners, each with a white circle containing a fat blue number from 1 to 11.

The Great White Way was marked with a 6 feet stripe, while the Whiteway-7 would be marked with a 4 feet stripe with a black circle containing a white seven.

The Tunisian flag was defined in Article 4 of the 1 June 1959 constitution under these terms: "The flag of the Republic of Tunisia is red, it has, under the conditions defined by law, in the middle, a white circle containing a five-pointed star surrounded by a red crescent".

The visual stimulus consisted of a white circle containing a variable set of black dots and was shown in the center of the screen for 200 ms. The number of dots (n) varied between 10 and 40, equidistant in a log scale, and centered in the objective reference (20) which was unchanged during the experiment.

It is likely that a recombination occurred in a subgenomic circle containing a copy of atp9 in BPM 24 resulting in the novel transcript at this recombination site.