Sentence examples for a precise arrangement from inspiring English sources

Paulo Climachauska's "Ghost," a precise arrangement of glass panes, lengths of white fabric and drinking glasses, is like a set-up for an experiment in parapsychology.

Thus, the majority of ferns tend to have a precise arrangement of their organs and the divisions that produce them in the embryo.

Between games, he places two water bottles one slightly colder than the other in a precise arrangement, labels facing toward the side of the court to which he is heading next.

Every name that I came up with, everybody looked at me and was like, 'No, no.' " But, as with Cy Twombly and his wavy lines, instinct tugged him toward a precise arrangement of letters.

He insisted that his poetry was scored for the "Northumbrian tongue," and listening to his retuned vowels and tactically rolled "R s, one hears an impeccable instrument performing a precise arrangement, with no misplaced emphases or unconsidered intonations — never a crabbed turn or congested cadence, never a boast or a see-here.

They are emerging tools for the design of structured porous materials having a precise arrangement of functional groups within pores of controlled size and shape.

So designers like Steven Gambrel furnish certain clients with what amounts to an operating manual for the d?r, something known in the trade as a maid's book: a collection of photographs documenting the precise arrangement of pillows, tableware, curtains and even the contents of the hall closet (no puffy coats, no trailing scarves).

For non-hexagonal columns the optimal arrangement of cells has not been considered because for a fairly wide range of possibilities the precise arrangement will not affect the conclusions found here.

If a compound objective is being made, several single lenses must be mounted together in a precise coaxial arrangement, and their thicknesses, separations, and centring must be kept very close to the prescribed values, or the aberration corrections laboriously determined by the lens designer will not be realized.

It is generally accepted that nuclear activities require a precise topographical arrangement of chromatin, to spatially separate hetero- from euchromatin and allow for the complex mechanism of chromatin remodelling during gene activation and transcription.

But mere complexity in contexts not taken to involve artifacts (the precise arrangement of pine needles on a forest floor, for instance) does not seem to have that same force.