Sentence examples for intersecting spheres from inspiring English sources
"intersecting spheres" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase can be used to describe two spheres or circles overlapping. For example, "The illustration showed two intersecting spheres representing different cultures."
Numerical experiments are carried out to complex interfaces, including the molecular surfaces of a protein, a missile interface, and van der Waals surfaces of intersecting spheres.
The multiple intersecting spheres (MIS) pressure hull is a logical derivative of the single unstiffened sphere, which is frequently used for deep operating, small submersibles because of its attractive low buoyancy factor.
Applying a nonlinear FEM/DAA coupling procedure, which addresses the effects of transient dynamic, geometrical nonlinear, elastoplastic material behavior and the fluid structure interaction, this investigation examines the transient dynamic responses of a multiple intersecting spheres (MIS) deep-submerged pressure hull subjected to underwater explosion.
Would the place resemble the tents outside Avery Fisher Hall, where seemingly all of the tiny and tightly intersecting spheres of fashion were on rare display?
Amazon's designs for a new Seattle corporate campus include "a series of intersecting spheres with ample space for a wide range of planting material, as well as individuals working alone or in groups".
By Rachel Arons May 28 , 2013Amazon's designs for a new Seattle corporate campus include "a series of intersecting spheres with ample space for a wide range of planting material, as well as individuals working alone or in groups".
This is fine when drawing non-intersecting spheres (in sticks and balls and sticks visualization styles), but obviously goes wrong with a space-filling style.
ROIs were placed in the slice intersecting the spheres center (background, lung insert, biggest and smallest hot spheres).
We find that no stringy QHE in 1+2 dimensions can occur in the quiver gauge theory living on intersecting 2-spheres arranged as affine Dynkin diagrams.
The horizontal one is associated with hierarchical stringy descriptions obtained from a quiver gauge theory living on a stack of D4-branes wrapping intersecting 2-spheres embedded in the K3 surface with deformed singularities.
Figs. 1 ▶(c) and 1 ▶(d) show and intersecting the sphere at different elevations and azimuths and, respectively.
