Sentence examples for arrangements of the same from inspiring English sources

These different arrangements of the same molecule are known as spin-isomers.

Antimony exists in many allotropic forms (physically distinct conditions that result from different arrangements of the same atoms in molecules or crystals).

As the orchestra played approximations of the original arrangements of the same songs in the same order, and singers, including Garland's youngest daughter Lorna Luft, applied their voices to the material, what you had was a faded musical copy.

Linking multiple views with different spatial arrangements of the same dataset so that data highlighted in one is also highlighted in the others is called brushing, and has been advocated in several of the information visualization systems from Bell Labs [BC87].

Figure 5 Three arrangements of the same atoms attached to a chiral carbon that differ in the angle between the two planar bonds that includes the stereobond.

Texts within the Mappæ Clavicula and Compositiones Lucenses traditions are at first sight so intertwined that one is initially given to believe that they are simply different arrangements of the same fragments of text.

In a programme developed with Adès, Couperin's solo keyboard work Les barracades mysterieuses (performed by Adès) moved seamlessly into his own ensemble arrangement of the same work.

Three years later, a near-identical arrangement of the same song would be an international hit for Wet Wet Wet, which Mills admits was a bit odd.

For each of these simulations the model polycrystal is constructed using a different spatial arrangement of the same set of crystals, so as to alter the neighborhood of each crystal.

Dr. Rubin said he interpreted the new genome data to mean that people, with their predicted total of 80,000 genes, acquire their greater complexity from a more elaborate arrangement of the same basic parts, resembling a fruit fly much as a supercomputer resembles a personal computer.

By a far more significant arrangement of the same sort two years later, Theodosius assigned to the Goths a large area of Thrace along the Danube as, in effect, their own kingdom; there they enjoyed autonomy as well as a handsome subsidy from the emperor, exactly as tribes beyond the empire had done in previous treaties.