Sentence examples for big spheres from inspiring English sources

Little spheres of mignonette sat on two of the oysters, and big spheres of citrus dressing swamped raw slices of sea bass.

Big spheres emerged in the sample prepared using PEG 6000 (Fig. 8b).

ATP and ADP are shown as red and orange big spheres, respectively.

A fine work of carpentry on the outside, the big sphere is lined inside with 24 pie-shaped, neatly painted maps.

There are also relative classics: Boetti's embroidered maps of the world; Mr. Pistoletto's big sphere of weathered newspapers, which seems to have rolled out of one of Kurt Schwitters's Merzbau environments or a painting by Miró; Mr. Kounellis's doorway filled with stones.

The big sphere is made up of small particles, leaving nanoscale holes on the surface.

Few spherical particles are broken into pieces (inset of Figure 1a), so we can clearly find the hollow structure of the big sphere.

Effects due to the geometric feature of the very big body (e.g., step edges, trenches, corners, and changing curvature) can then be investigated by analyzing the potential along a specific trajectory of the big sphere.

In the theory proposed here, the hypernetted-chain integral equations are solved on a three-dimensional cubic grid to calculate the spatial distribution of the potential entropically induced between a very big body of arbitrary geometry and a big sphere immersed in small spheres.

Make your lump of clay into a half circle by rolling it into a quite big sphere and flattening one side to make it totally smooth and flat.

It was also observed that the biggest spheres are not stable during reaction conditions.