Sentence examples for defined by a sphere from inspiring English sources
Finally the lone pair E is defined by a sphere of influence found to occupy a volume close to oxygen or fluorine anions.
Assuming the chain to be sufficiently flexible that every volume element within the sphere is equally likely to be occupied, the average inter-phosphate distance is defined by a smaller sphere ("s") whose volume is half that of sphere "S".
Each facility attracts consumers within a "sphere of influence" defined by a "radius of influence".
It must also have a size bigger than a minimum sphere, which is defined by a ray R. The viewport operation is based on these bounding values and requires, for every point of all relevant objects, four multiplications and four tests.
Christiano grounds his account in a fundamental principle of justice requiring the equal advancement of people's interests, Wellman in a Samaritan duty of easy rescue, and Stilz in a Kantian duty of respect for others's freedom-as-independence, understood as a secure sphere of self-determination defined by a person's rights.
The Triple Helix model is defined by a complex set of organizational ties among overlapping spheres that may cross the boundaries between them (Leydesdorff and Etzkowitz 1998).
This can be seen from the facts that the polarizability is defined by the single sphere Mie coefficient and that the effective permittivity is constructed based on the Lorentz local field concept.
An equivalent spatial mechanism for the passive motion simulation was defined by three sphere-to-sphere contact points and two rigid links.
Regions of interest (left NAcc, right NAcc and VTA) were selected based on the literature and were defined by placing spheres centered on Talairach Daemon coordinates.
The domain, Ω, is a spherical cone resulting from the intersection of two spherical caps defined by two concentric spheres of radius α and β and an infinite cone of half angle θ 0, whose apex lies at the Earth's center.
