Sentence examples for hemispheres which from inspiring English sources

What set the experts apart was that parts of their right brain hemispheres — which are more involved in pattern recognition — also lit up with activity.

This antiphasing arises through the alternating strength of incoming solar radiation in the two hemispheres, which affects monsoon intensity and hence the position of the meridional atmospheric circulation of the Hadley cells1,2,3,4.

Clashes between domestic finals up north and June Tests down south will continue unless the season is aligned across the hemispheres, which would involve changing European rugby's place in the calendar.

In combination with ice cores from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, which contain the actual chemical signature of the eruptions themselves, the precise annual dating of tree rings provides evidence for the timing and consequences of large volcanic eruptions.

The seasonal symmetry of model parameters in the Northern and Southern hemispheres, which is found to be acceptable, allows the use of parameter values from both hemispheres in obtaining their latitudinal profiles.

DUNNING * MOLISSA FENLEY AND DANCERS A decade ago, the spare, pale Ms. Fenley teamed up with Anthony Davis, a composer known for his juicily turbulent blend of musical forms for a dance called "Hemispheres," which one critic observed introduced a note of true experiment into the experimental "Next Wave" series.

For a given geomagnetic latitude, the northern hemisphere (which is a summer hemisphere) shows higher values than the southern hemisphere.

The analysis of Granger causality between hemispheres has also shown a greater flow of information from the right to the left hemisphere which may point to an important role of the right hemisphere in the resting state.

In another, a woman dances on a weighted hemisphere which allows her to lean in all directions without falling.

There are five regional groups at the United Nations -- Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa and the Western Hemisphere, which covers Latin America and the Caribbean.

When a hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun, it receives less solar radiation than the opposite hemisphere, which at that time is pointed toward the Sun.