Sentence examples for may be symmetrical from inspiring English sources

While a vocal line may be symmetrical enough for a campfire sing-along, a different rhythmic slant or percussion accent sneaks in for a transcontinental second opinion.

The solution shows that the cumulative SF and DF acoustic fields may be symmetrical or antisymmetrical.

Involvement of the bowel wall may be symmetrical or asymmetrical, where greater involvement of the mesenteric border leads to pseudo-sacculation (Fig. 5).

Two possible scenarios are still open: (1) entangled pairs exchange some form of superluminal information (and energy) below the limits of Heisenberg's uncertainty relations; or (2) causation may be symmetrical so that the direction of causation in a physical system is determined by its boundary conditions.

This uptake may be symmetrical or asymmetrical.

In HCM the hypertrophy may be symmetrical (septum and free wall equally effected) or asymmetrical (the septum more hypertrophied than the free wall or vice versa) Asymmetrical septal hypertrophy in cats has been defined by one author as septal to free wall thickness ratio ≥ 1,1 [ 6].

Because incentives for regional cooperation in these aspects may not be symmetrical, commitments made may not be credible.

However, some authors have used only measurements of cross sectional area at the centre of the lesion to estimate its size e.g. [32], [39] or used sections at the limit of the lesion and in the centre of the lesion to estimate lesion volume e.g. [40], neither approach is likely to be adequate since the lesions may not be symmetrical.

The flower as a whole is usually radially symmetrical (actinomorphic), but may be bilaterally symmetrical (zygomorphic) in some species.

There may be a symmetrical, reddish-pink, non-itchy rash on the trunk and extremities, including the palms and soles.

Good examples are viruses which may be very symmetrical objects and which are also targets of our immune system.