In the last decades of the 20th century, education became a sphere of unending controversy.
During osmotic haemolysis, a RBC becomes a sphere with a maximum volume of 1.5 to 1.6 times higher than the discocyte volume in an isotonic medium [ 9].
Within the current trend of establishing New Public Management in health care in developing countries [ 1] and the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness [ 2], programme evaluation will become a major sphere of activity for the coming decade.
So America is spending $12 billion a month to sustain what has, in practice, become an Iranian sphere of influence.
Many of the resulting spheroids were a mixture of GFP+ and GFP− cells, which is consistent with previous studies that showed that precursors can adhere to each other to form spheres and that smaller spheres can aggregate and eventually fuse to become a single larger sphere (Ladiwala et al., 2012).
On the other side of the line, to the west and south, are Iraqi regular-army troops sent by the central government in Baghdad to stop ancient cities along the Tigris river falling into what it fears may become a purely Kurdish sphere.The two forces have come close to flat-out fighting several times, usually outside the cities where commanders act off their own bat.
The political sphere has become a subsidiary of the economic sphere, with an obsession for the health of the economy in actual policy-making and a flurry of diversions about other issues in the public discourse (e.g., race, gay marriage, terrorism) masking the impossibility to have real debates about the economy.
"When it became a full sphere, Goldstone persuaded his boss to inspect it," Ms. Newhouse wrote.
Yet we also got Coxy explaining rather well – he is a fellow of particle physics – things such as the size needed for a solid object's gravity to start working on itself so it becomes a perfect sphere.
The planet became a Dyson Sphere, and then a Dyson Ring.
