The phrase "actual sphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a real or tangible area of influence, activity, or existence, often in contrast to a theoretical or abstract concept.
Example: "In the actual sphere of environmental policy, we must consider the practical implications of our decisions."
Alternatives: "real domain" or "tangible realm".
But round bronze is equally the essence of both the actual sphere and the potential one.
Bronze (the matter) is a potential sphere, and the cloak is an actual sphere.
The figure shows the CRC as a function of the actual sphere specific activity times the sphere diameter with reconstructions of 20 iterations × 8 subsets.
We are more and more coming to see just how little real estate our actual sphere of control occupies.
The percentage differences between the actual sphere diameter and the derived sphere diameter were calculated using a different threshold from each PET measured volume.
Table 4 shows, for the PET measurements of the six spheres, the percentage differences between the actual sphere diameter (d) and the sphere diameter derived from "isocontour" volumes at 50, 60, 70, and 80%, averaged over L/ B m.
Mr. Chisholm, the Boston teacher, describes various lessons — students tracing the life cycle of a sneaker across the globalized modern economy, say — as hugely more effective when actual spheres turn under small fingers.
We found that 45% of the bacterial genomes fall outside the actual inscribed sphere.
In contrast, the actual hot spheres measuring at least 17 mm were clearly observed irrespective of reconstruction conditions and SPECT/CT systems.
Geometrically, it is understood that ρ≠R as illustrated in Figure 5. Due to the viewing angle, ζ, of the perspective projection from C, certain portion of the actual spherical mirror/virtual sphere will not appear on the image plane.
The resulting measured volume was close to the actual volume for spheres ≥20 mm (bias <5%).
