Sentence examples for of a single sphere from inspiring English sources

Even the complexity of his blueprints and the experimenting that went into them, like his famous solution to the problem of the shells construction (as segments of a single sphere, thus enabling the components to be mass-produced) and a similar solution to the acoustic ceilings based on the cylinder; and one for the soaring glass walls on the structure of a bird's wing.

The higher-resolution TEM image of a single sphere for CANHCS-950 shows that CO2 activation has a great effect on the microstructure of carbon sphere.

Finally, to demonstrate the method of predicting the motion of individual particles, sedimentation and consecutive collision of a single sphere with a solid wall is simulated.

The derived model is validated for accuracy against known solutions of boarder cases (e.g. shrinking core model of a single sphere, fluid phase volume change without dispersion or shrinking core and limitation by reactant feed).

In Sect. 3 we report the results on the selective removal of a single sphere in ordered PS colloidal arrays and the drilling of through holes or circular cavities (nonthrough holes).

The parallel processing version of the algorithm has been validated using a simple microstructure consisting of a single sphere located at the centre of a cubic box, yielding consistent results.

To briefly provide an overview of this process, we first remind the reader of the standard Mie theory for a single sphere where all fields are described in the coordinate system with the sphere located at the origin.

If the number of atom types is N, the point descriptors for a single sphere is an array of size N.

Wittgenstein (Tractatus 5.5302) points out that it entails the logical impossibility of a universe containing two identical spheres; Wiggins notes that it implies the logical impossibility of even a single sphere (or any other symmetrical object), since it entails the identity of the two hemispheres (and so on until one reaches a geometrical point).

A better solution would be to immerse the black particles in one fluid and the white particles in another (so that in both cases their densities match that of the suspending liquid)—yet, at the same time, to continue to package both types of particle in a single sphere.

"Never in all their history have men been able truly to conceive of the world as one: a single sphere, a globe, having the qualities of a globe, a round earth in which all the directions eventually meet, in which there is no center because every point, or none, is center — an equal earth which all men occupy as equals," he wrote.