Sentence examples for network of circles from inspiring English sources

Jeannette Lofas, founder of Stepfamily Foundation, a family counseling service based in New York City, eschews the traditional family tree for a network of circles (females) and squares (males), with dotted and straight lines to connect married and blood relatives.

For the technically or mathematically minded, a geodesic dome is a spherical structure composed of triangular elements forming part of a network of circles, or 'geodesics', on the surface of a given sphere.

In another sculpture, a network of circles mesh into a mathematical grid.

In the past two years, they have built a network of Circles throughout China from working professionals to university students -- women and men who come together to support equality.

For the network of families (circles) calculation is done using the region of origin of the families, and for the network of kins (squares), using the birth region of individuals.

GPS technology, which relies on a network of satellites circling the Earth, was originally developed for the military and was crucial for allied forces during the 1991 Gulf War.

Sharon Lipinski is the founder of a network of virtual giving circles called Change Gangs: Virtual Giving Circles.

Sandberg and her team want to create a network of "Lean In circles" all across America made up of women in their 20s and 30s eager to absorb the lessons and wisdom of the staggeringly successful (and fabulously wealthy) Sandberg.

The front of the cell has a panel of punch-plate steel pierced by a network of half-inch circles, almost like bullet holes, that permit conversation but prevent the kind of mayhem possible when prisoners can get their hands through the bars.

In a nutshell: Persian heroism Curators: Ori Scialom, Roy Brand, Keren Yeala-Golan A room-sized printer scrolls across a bed of sand in the Israeli pavilion, its metal stylus inscribing a network of dots and circles, charting the arcs and grids of an urban plan, before sweeping the whole thing away – and starting all over.

One measure of Lean In's influence is its network of Lean In Circles.