Sentence examples for circular object from inspiring English sources

Circularity ranges from a value of 1 for a circular object (spherical or disc-shaped nanoparticle, with the latter eliminated due to the absence of observed discs) to 0 for a highly elongated object (rod-shaped nanoparticle).

5. Using a small circular object (such as a coin or a button) as a template, cut out two circles from a scrap of black felt.

Mirallas takes his right foot to the ball and within seconds Ruddy is picking the circular object out of his own net.

Reporter passed the Bramley Mill exhibit (a large, circular object that looked like the door of a bank vault and was billed as "a combination Melanger-Refiner-Conche for chocolate").

("Sitting in a circle" seems to be a universally accepted shorthand for "group activities you wouldn't have chosen" or, alternatively, "I'd rather die". While they might well congregate round a circular object, like a table, nobody at Woodchester would sit in a circle).

This parameter varies from 0 (linear polygon) to 1 (perfect circular object).

We predominantly observed circular objects although the circularity metric is compromised as particle diameters become smaller (see the 'Materials and methods' section for more details); this explains the broad range of obtained circularities in the case of the smaller AgCr nanoparticles. Figure 5 Comparative study of particle size and shape.

Life as we know it must be lived in the round, and the natural world abounds in circular objects at every scale we can scan.

As with both of the main tunes in this movement, Tchaikovsky wants to give his melodies - closed, circular objects rather than Beethovenian cells of symphonic possibility - their full expression, and at the same time create a sense of musical momentum.

The sense of completeness as a human being that eludes Chester is symbolized in the play by a grab bag of circular objects -- bagels, lifesaver candies, an inner tube, a doughnut, wreaths of every description, a tire swing.

The title was to be "Automatic Changer," so Brownjohn photographed a surreal assortment of circular objects — a plate, film can, clock face, pizza, tire and wedding cake — stacked above a vinyl LP as if they were on one of the autochanger mechanisms that enabled old-fashioned record players to play numerous albums without stopping.