Sentence examples for a small sphere from inspiring English sources

Chuck knelt, and the globe changed back into a small sphere.

Some people with Alzheimer's disease, for example, see only a small sphere, not the trees beyond.

Fifty years ago today, the Soviet Union launched a small sphere into space that could do little more than beep-beep-beep as it circled the Earth.

Mimicking that drawing, the pen is topped by a small sphere that in the 18-carat gold version (about $5,500) is made of tiger's-eye, and in the humbler silver version (a mere $1,500) of carnelian.

By Rebecca Curtis Some months ago, I briefly became pregnant with the child of a Ph.D. in quantum physics, and for a few seconds I understood the nature of time: It was a small sphere, a compressed rubber band.

Some months ago, I briefly became pregnant with the child of a Ph.D. in quantum physics, and for a few seconds I understood the nature of time: It was a small sphere, a compressed rubber band.

As an example, imagine a patient with a small (sphere-shaped) tumor being treated with 6 cycles of chemotherapy.

Increasing the temperature from 25to9090 °C caused an increase in deposit grain size and resulted in a change of grain shapes from a small sphere-like form to a feather-like form.

Generally, a smaller sphere means lower recovery.

With a smaller sphere, more nodes are mapped to the upper half sphere.

For studies of lower latitudes, it would be more appropriate to choose a smaller sphere in order to account for non-dipole terms.