Sentence examples for often arranged in a from inspiring English sources
The flowers are often arranged in a conspicuous umbel (a flat-topped cluster of flowers).
Digital information is often arranged in a hierarchical structure, with files that branch into ever more specific subcategories.
Families typically have several connecting rooms, which are often arranged in a line radiating out from the central plaza of the pueblo.
His compositions also became more rigorously ordered, with the figures often arranged in a friezelike manner parallel to the picture plane, in the style of an ancient relief.
The transducers are often arranged in a convex array for focusing.
The network switches connecting servers in a data center are often arranged in a hierarchy to achieve scalable bandwidth.
Fruit is often arranged in an F C C formation.
In the first two groups, up to four well-characterized neurons, often arranged in an anterior and a posterior pair, are present per ventral hemi-ganglion [ 24, 32– 32].
Empty rooms aren't without their messages, of course, and in quite a lot of museums and artistic shrines they aren't empty anyway – frequently stuffed with the bric-a-brac and leavings of the dead artist, which is often arranged in as close an approximation to naturalism as curatorial nervousness will allow.
Though often arranged in triads to form a right, left, and middle pillar, arrangements varied.
Analysis of the DMs that remained attached to chromosomes, often arranged in clusters, indeed showed an elevated frequency of segregations deviating (P<0.01) from the binomial distribution compared to unexposed cells, 2% after 0 Gy, 22% after 2 Gy and 24% after 4 Gy (Figure 4C).
