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Anderson (2002) has suggested that the number of plates to be expected could be done by consideration of the ability of plates or bubbles to cover a sphere which he thinks is about 12. Bird (2003) has suggested that the seven largest plates have a different arrangement of size as a function of plate number, as can be seen in Fig. 3 (log-log plot) but not as easily in Fig. 1 (log-linear plot).
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As described in 'Grid configuration and advection scheme' section, NICAM was originally designed for use with an icosahedral grid, which covers a sphere of the Earth quasi-uniformly and has a grid system based on 10 large diamonds.
To cover a full sphere, normally the polar representation for azimuth is defined over 360° and for elevation over 180°.
"It's not a song and dance show, it's a sweeping play that covers a large sphere of action," he added.
To test the cloaking device, researchers covered a small sphere with the cloak and "pinged" it with short bursts of sound from various angles.
The numerical simulations cover a wide range of material properties and sphere radius.
Hegelian theories of recognition, by contrast, embrace a more encompassing view of recognition attempting to cover all spheres of recognition within modernity.
I received an issue of Granta with a great cover of a sphere and a piece of masking tape, and I thought, 'What an interesting cover for a book.' It got me thinking, and I found other spheres, other globes, minerals, materials, and it became about elements: water and rock and crystal.
Nuclear chromatin was classified as either a tightly compacted sphere that covered a small part of the cell or as a diffuse structure that covered a large part of the cell.
The nuclei cover a half-sphere, but the gene-expressing nuclei (those labelled "1") are located in a narrow strip near the equator.
To cover the sphere twice ? to realize such or such homotopy class ?
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