Sentence examples for left sphere from inspiring English sources

The girls' brains are so unusually formed that doctors could not predict what their development would be like: each girl has an unusually short corpus callosum, the neural band that allows the brain's two cerebral hemispheres to communicate, and in each girl, the two cerebral hemispheres also differ in size, with Tatiana's left sphere and Krista's right significantly smaller than is typical.

These effects can be observed in the lower left sphere (inaccurate measurements) and at the lower right calibration target.

But Ustvolskaya later fell out with Shostakovich and left the sphere of his influence – or anyone else's, for that matter – to pursue her own compositional path without compromises, but without public acclaim, too.

(a and d: ion images, HFW = 5.12 μm and HFW = 2.84 μm, respectively; b and c: ESEM at 15 kV, chamber pressure 220 Pa ,HFW = 2.56 μm both) Figure 3 Close-up views of: (Left) the sphere removal in the square array of Fig. 2b; The area circumscribed by the green curve is where d is the sphere diameter.

In row (B) of Fig. 4 the left Poincaré sphere shows the average normalized Stokes vector trace for the vertical linearly polarized input state as a function of wavenumber without correction for system polarization distortions.

The left Poincaré sphere of Fig. 4(A) shows the Stokes vector traces for the case without correction, which traveled over an arc of approximately a quarter of the globe from the -U to the +V pole.

So more electrons hop from plane to sphere than vice versa, leaving the sphere negatively charged and the plane positively charged and creating the static.

These days neuroscientists tell us that if we want to understand our emotional reaction to what we see, we have to understand the brain, its right (emotional) and left (rational) spheres and how the visual stimulus passes on the information to the region called the amygdala, the brain's so-called fear center.

We do not begin confined to our subjective spheres, temporarily leave those spheres behind in order to experience art objects, only to return back to subjectivity once again, enriched by the "booty" we have captured during our adventure in the external world of art objects (BT 89/SZ 62).

The event's promoter, Peter Shapiro, has said the intent is to have visitors leave the sphere of one ensemble and come into the sounds of another, covering the park in a jazz tapestry of sorts.

Depending on the service, the company could lose control of the content when it leaves their sphere of influence.