They can be asymmetrical.
The competition will be asymmetrical.
It should be asymmetrical or off-balance - organic shapes are dominant and rigid formality is a no-no.
The relationship will always be asymmetrical and was best described by Trudeau's late father during a state visit in 1969 with Richard Nixon.
— Selkie, CA A. Each of these individuals describes what appears to be asymmetrical hearing loss, or hearing poorer for one ear than the other.
New melanomas tend to be asymmetrical with irregular edges and those that have spread, or metastasized, may be raised and can often be black, said Dr. Bernard S. Goffe, a dermatologist in Seattle, who is not connected with Mr. McCain's case.
The government, in the five-year programme it is putting before parliament, says that "western military supremacy renders direct confrontation unlikely"; instead, there could be "asymmetrical threats, adopted by state or non-state players"—ie, attacks on France's water-supply, say, or its computer networks.
The planar waves, which occur along a single plane and are similar to a sinusoid (S-shaped) wave form, tend to be asymmetrical; there is a gradual increase in amplitude (peak of the wave) as the wave passes to the tip of the flagellum.
If the relation ϕ is such that, whenever it holds between one object and a second, it fails to hold between the second and the first i.e., if ϕ is such that(∀x)(∀y)(ϕxy ⊃ ∼ϕyx)—then ϕ is said to be asymmetrical (example: "is greater than").
