Sentence examples for define a sphere of from inspiring English sources

Judge Kessler's decision is correct on the law, and helps define a sphere of freedom that, even in these difficult times, the government must respect.

"Russia's objections (to the sites) have never been based on anything more than trying to define a sphere of influence in Europe and on the territory of existing NATO members...Senator McCain believes that is unacceptable -- especially in the aftermath of Russia's brutal invasion of Georgia".

We defined a sphere of radius 2.5 Å located at the center of the supercell, i.e., at d/2, d/2, and d/2, where d is the size of the cubic supercell to receive the thermal spike.

Four processes were identified in choosing a health care provider: exploring the options, defining a sphere of access, negotiating autonomy, and protective reasoning.

We identified four conceptual processes central to choosing a health care provider: exploring the options, defining a sphere of access, negotiating autonomy, and protective reasoning.

As the United States emerged as a world power, the Monroe Doctrine came to define a recognized sphere of influence.

Finally the lone pair E is defined by a sphere of influence found to occupy a volume close to oxygen or fluorine anions.

The binding site was defined as a sphere of 10 Å radius around the centroid of the ligand in the 2ILT structure.

For clusters showing significance in the main effect of the feedback condition factor, region of interest (ROI) was defined with a sphere of 6 mm radius which was centered at the peak coordinate.

There is some evidence that organic growers define for themselves a sphere of expertise like the conventional growers, and they do question consumers' knowledge over agricultural issues.

For clusters showing significant interaction effect between factors of the feedback condition and the frequency band, we also defined ROIs with a sphere of 6 mm radius which was centered at the peak coordinate.