Sentence examples for figures centers from inspiring English sources

The usual arguments in favor of Native American sports mascots and the subsequent "whoop-la" that supports these figures centers on the supposition that these practices honor Native American attributes including bravery, fighting skills, and rank.

A key feature of the song is the driving guitar rhythmic figure centered around one chord, with "accents that fell fractionally ahead of the beat".

The corresponding figure (center of the top row in the lower image on the left) is called an "ace" by Conway; although it looks like an enlarged kite, it does not tile in the same way.

Class II patch 1 (magenta in Figure 1B) centers around a local energy minimum at around 17 Å IRMSD. Figure 1E shows two representative conformations for this patch.

Note that the late-trial curvatures were in the direction opposite to the early-trial curvatures (compare figure 5A-center vs. 5B-center).

The dispute over the space agency's figures has centered on the information provided by Deter.

Ms. Rocha, clearly the mandorla of her "Mandorla" — an almond-shaped aura that surrounds religious figures — was center stage much of the time.

A new chapter for his notedly apocalyptic imagery, his figures stand center stage with combative force.

In Figure 2 centers are sorted in ascending order of numbers of subjects randomized.

The heart of the piece is Matthew Rushing, an isolated figure rooted center stage, and he typically makes the most of rather skimpy choreography.

Together, these rules defined a correct cyclical sequence of food-well visits (Figure 2C): right, center, left, center, right, center, left, center, etc.