Sentence examples for central circle from inspiring English sources

Loungers in the Alhambra dry sauna are evenly spaced out around a central circle.

Donetsk, founded by a Welshman in Tsarist times, looks a great deal less kempt outside the central circle of prosperity.

And the fourth, enclosing a blank central circle, is a melange of curious symbols in which human heads appear.

Biophysics may be thought of as the central circle in a two-dimensional array of overlapping circles, which include physics, chemistry, physiology, and general biology.

Chief among them is the quincunx, an interwoven pattern of a central circle flowing continuously into four smaller surrounding circles, an emblem of eternity.

More formal in effect are semiabstract pictures, each built around a large central circle, meant to be the opening of a well.

Of blue mirror glass, the radio face is horizontally trisected by chrome-plated bars that cross two central circles surrounding the dial.

For example, when observers are asked to judge the size of the central circles in an Ebbinghaus illusion they perceive the illusion, but when asked to grasp the circles their grip size is accurate (Aglioti, Desouza, & Goodale, 1995).

The visual illusion of size contrast is exemplified by the well-known Ebbinghaus illusion (also known as Titchener circles) in which the apparent size of a central target circle is altered by the size of surrounding inducer circles (Ebbinghaus, 1902).

He said neighbors had renamed the area's central traffic circle "Issa Hatey Square" in his memory.

In the lobby, there was a wall-size rendering of the campus, into whose central landscaped circle — amphitheatre, fountain, apricot trees — one could drop the Great Pyramid.