Sentence examples similar to adjacent spheres of knowledge from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 5a, the perfect SiC nanochain has spherical size of 25 30 nm and wire between adjacent spheres of 15 20 nm.

Are there spheres of knowledge they would prefer you ignore?

The project, he said, required a command of two different spheres of knowledge: the biology of the skin, and the engineering of polymers.

Philosophy for the Neo-Kantians is concerned with the systematic elucidation of the a priori principles that allow for valid thinking in various spheres of knowledge.

Educational outcomes in the different spheres of knowledge, skills and competence are always a result of complex interactions between numerous factors and thus not always amenable to planning.

The talent hails from adjacent spheres like commercial illustration, graphic animation, Japanese manga and skateboarding.

Of the 63 connections in this structure, all are between cells in adjacent spheres except for three connections in the third lowest layer (Fig. 6C) and one connection from the top layer to the third lowest layer (Fig. 6E).

Do the sources your professor wants you to cite fit into a specific sphere of knowledge?

The Carmen Sandiego series (Where in the World, and so forth) was a rare exception, because its sphere of knowledge, geography, was ideal for an adventure-game format.

It is a conceptual sphere of knowledge that magically expands as you explore it.

Hartmann sees quantities as determinations of real being and qualities as (within limits) determinations of the secondary sphere of knowledge (A.39a).