Sentence examples for more spheres from inspiring English sources

This is consumption which pervades ever more spheres of life and which encourages people to consume for their own pleasure rather than to enhance their social status.

In the 20th century, the processes first generated by the democratic and industrial revolutions proceeded virtually unchecked in Western society, penetrating more and more spheres of once traditional morality and culture, leaving their impress on more and more nations, regions, and localities.

Inside each sphere or square are more spheres or squares, subdividing data into finer categories.

With a constant velocity for all the spheres, the movements of each is practically always the same, except when the robot hits one or more spheres.

In the experiment, described in the 6 March Physical Review Letters, the team fit more and more spheres into the box by compressing them ever more gently, finally approaching the greengrocer's ultimate limit of 26% empty space.

A cluster was defined as 2 or more spheres, with an inter-sphere distance of 200 μm (i.e. 7 sphere diameters) or less [23] irrespective of strings in smaller vessels or conglomerates in larger vessels, which sometimes extended throughout the 15 sections.

But for today's superattentive parents, involved in almost every aspect of their children's lives, dating is merely one more sphere of influence.

Overall, we found that primary ovarian cancer cultures show more sphere formation when cultured without growth factors (Figure S3).

Furthermore, after waiting for a few minutes after initial stasis, it was possible to administer more sphere suspension, and it is speculated that during this waiting period, the spheres were pushed deeper into the tumor microvasculature by the blood flow (redistribution of spheres).

At 280 mOsm, 380 mOsm and 480 mOsm, respectively, cells did adhere but increasing tonicity induced marked morphological changes: at 280 mOsm, cells appeared fibroblast-like, stretched out and flattened with long filopodia; while at 380 mOsm, cells were more sphere-shaped and had shorter filopodia.

Synthesis of 2 b d-Br: A solution of 1 (40 mg, 0.055 mmol) in CH2Cl2 (8 mL) was stirred over solid Cub d-Br mg, 0.17 mmol) for 4 h (more incomplete spheres, 2 d-Br) to 3 dAysolutioncofplete spheres, 2 b-Br).