Generally, the TARCs were slightly overestimated for all of the spheres, but the estimated sphere activities typically remained within approximately 10% of the reference value (defined by the syringe activity measured in an activity meter and the sphere volumes).
A person's spiritual search may oscillate between more negative and more positive states in any or all of the spheres of experience, or it may be largely negative and the waveform of experiences may be chaotic and unbalanced, and so on.
According to the EANM guidelines, the phantom was filled with a solution of F-FDG (2.0 kBq/ml) and all of the spheres with a radioactivity concentration of 20.0 kBq/ml resulting in a lesion to background activity ratio equal to 10.
When this is done, all rational functions make sense on the sphere; for example, 1/z is defined for all points of the sphere by making the natural assumptions that 1/0 = ∞ and 1/∞ = 0.
Neutrinos pass easily through the overlying rock, but occasionally one will hit a nucleus in this "scintillator" liquid, producing a flash of light that is detected by an array of detectors positioned all around the sphere.
For Cohen and Arato, civil society, the arena of citizenship, is "a sphere of social interaction between economy and state, composed above all of the intimate sphere (especially the family), the sphere of associations (especially voluntary associations), social movements, and forms of public communication".
The point (1, 0, 0, …, 0), which is on the equator of all the spheres, works well for geometric spheres; the (collapsed) rim of the disk is another obvious choice.
Eventually, in the center, the remaining imperfect matter formed the core of all the spheres — the Earth.
Though limiting flattening to a specific spatial location could make this event more predictable, the close proximity of all the spheres in the robot workspace makes this unlikely (small, red dashed circles in Fig. 2 A ).
A kind of spherical sequence is introduced in order to sweep all the surfaces of the sphere.
