Sentence examples for following a circle from inspiring English sources

"The work is moved all together as one piece and is meant to be following an elliptical path around the gallery, and at the same time it's moving on its own axes following a circle, sort like a planet would do," Zucco explains to The Creators Project.

Just look carefully at the skin, find the mark of your last injection (usually a red or dark-colored dot) and inject to the side of it, either following a circle around the quadrant or a series of parallel lines.

"The birds are doing the right thing if they are following a great circle," Dr. Alerstam said.

User first captures a short video focusing main human character following a designed circle path like in the left part of Figure 1.

The main differences between the proposed FAWC and WCM are given as following: (a) The circle cluster is introduced to reduce the block-sparsity to one with the sub-block-length K (i.e., the sparsity level), while WCM has its sub-block uncertainty.

When the puck was kicked loose following a right-circle draw between John Madden and Joe Sakic, it squibbed to Bourque at the right point.

Second, we test whether male leatherbacks compensate for drift when crossing the Gulf Stream current, a strong current that originates in the Gulf of Mexico and flows northeast, parallel to the eastern coast of North America, by following a new great circle route after crossing.

Then, for each cluster we consider its radius as input and then randomly sample a given number of data points within that circle (following a uniform distribution).

This year, his analog-turned-digital style has come full circle, following a commission from underground rapper Lyrics Born to collage the cover of his soon to be released LP.

The Vatican created the oversight agency in 2010 in a bid to shed its image as a secretive tax haven and improve its reputation in global financial circles following a series of scandals at its bank and a money laundering investigation.

The subject's task was to rearrange the circles following a sequence of hues as similar as possible to what was previously shown.