Sentence examples for asymmetrical structures from inspiring English sources

Above them he uses the hard tone of John Coltrane and the young Wayne Shorter in the angular lines and asymmetrical structures of 1960s jazz; his keyboardist, Milan Milanovic, has studied Herbie Hancock.

These procedures are, however, very demanding and typically involve as many as 100 chemical steps to prepare advanced intermediates that can be diversified by glycosyltransferases in a branch-selective manner to give asymmetrical structures commonly found in nature.

Throughout the piece the band attacked asymmetrical structures with cyclonic intensity, clearing space every now and again for a solo (most often by Mr. Zenón, who was uniformly dazzling).

June 30 , 1931Chicago, Illinois April 20, 2007 Jersey City, New Jersey Andrew Hill, (born June 30 , 1931 Chicago, Ill. died April 20 , 2007 Jersey City, N.J)., American jazz musician who composed vivid experimental works with asymmetrical structures and improvised complex piano solos that featured far-reaching harmonic and rhythmic sensitivity.

The models in this work had various degrees of inelasticity, were subjected to a set of 39 ground motion pairs for which nonlinear time histories were conducted, and had fundamental periods that ranged from 0.2 to 2.0 s for both symmetrical and asymmetrical structures.

Heterotaxy is characterized by specific malformations of abdominal structures (malrotation of the gut, polysplenia, midline liver etc)., early heart development (doubling or loss of normally asymmetrical structures) and the lungs (abnormal lobulation).

"They tell us that the organization of our brain, in terms of its asymmetrical structure, is not as fixed as we assume," he told me.

His 4 cd5 has become popular, and though it relieves the tension in the center, it creates an asymmetrical structure in which White has more center pawns.

Additionally, giving the asymmetrical structure of BTU ligands, the 1H-NMR showed the presence of only one of the two possible isomers.

Our analysis also indicates that the asymmetrical structure of the gecko's seta structure may have been designed to simultaneously allow robust attachment and easy detachment.

Simulation results show that the velocity and temperature fields are inhomogeneous distributions along the width direction due to the asymmetrical structure of convection chamber.