Sentence examples for geometrical order from inspiring English sources

Baseball — the geometrical order of the diamond and the simple math of the box score — gave some kind of sense to the senseless.

Mr. Edwards uses the widescreen format to underline the horizontal layout of the town square set and the soldierly formations that move through it, emphasizing a geometrical order that is always on the point of breaking down into chaos.

Ciona intestinalis follicular organization exhibits a unique geometrical order characterized by the presence of 60 optimally positioned extensions.

The emergence of geometrical order in the IFC pattern could be related to two long-standing problems arising in a whole series of biological, physical and chemical systems, namely, the Thomson [23] and Tammes [24] problems.

The geometrical order of 60 IFCs positioned on the chorion surface could be characterized either by the regular polygonal pattern of lateral membranes or by the regular set of nucleus positions, both characteristics being intimately related (Fig. 2e).

The ingredients were weighed and mixed in a geometrical order.

We show that the proposed geometrical ordering mechanism is robust and universal (i.e. does not depend on specific bacterial details).

However, to check if geometrical ordering can also work in cells that have more than one chromosome, we analyzed the situation just prior to cell division where the cell has two fully replicated chromosomes.

Furthermore, the geometrical ordering also works for a large range of chromosome lengths (ranging from L = 1.5mm to 3mm) indicating that our proposed mechanism is applicable to different bacteria.

He published his expressive modernist clear-cut figures combining the dramatic contrast and simplicity of the woodcut and linocut techniques of German expressionism and the geometrical clarity, order and simplicity of Russian Constructivism.

The topiary alone, which involves dozens of shapes carved in box and yew not only stretching down a long alley behind the house, but also scattered elsewhere — cones, spirals, mushrooms, even Platonic and Archimedean geometrical solids ordered by the prince — must require hundreds of hours of clipping.