Sentence examples for ordinary sphere from inspiring English sources

For n = 2, which corresponds to the ordinary sphere, the conjecture was proved in the 19th century.

Imagine that one attempts to rearrange the surface of an ordinary sphere by taking each point on it and moving it somewhere else on the sphere.

Poincaré conjecture, in topology, conjecture now proven to be a true theorem that every simply connected, closed, three-dimensional manifold is topologically equivalent to S3, which is a generalization of the ordinary sphere to a higher dimension (in particular, the set of points in four-dimensional space that are equidistant from the origin).

Whereas lifting ordinary kids outside their ordinary sphere to the plane of philosophical contemplations runs the risk of turning them all, to some degree, into detached ruminators of life, not even spectators but theorists, critics, or — to use the word on which both "The Social Network" and Lena Dunham's "Tiny Furniture" turn — assholes.

Whereas lifting ordinary kids outside their ordinary sphere to the plane of philosophical contemplations runs the risk of turning them all, to some degree, into detached ruminators of life, not even spectators but theorists, critics, or to use the word on which both "The Social Network" and Lena Dunham's "Tiny Furniture" turn assholes.

In this case the space B is an ordinary sphere.

Ordinary spheres of social interaction in the smart grid, though, require more active participation than "merely" being affected as outlined above; they require constant decision-making and decisions are facilitated by using trust as a social mechanism to reduce complexity.

===π3 S2) = Z=== The first nontrivial example with i > n concerns mappings from the 3-sphere to the ordinary 2-sphere, and was discovered by Heinz Hopf, who constructed a nontrivial map from S3 to S2, now known as the Hopf fibration.

For Chicagoans and those from its near suburbs, like this one, softball is a game played gloveless, with a fat ball, 16 inches in circumference, not the ordinary 12-inch sphere found most everywhere else.

Her bio read "Literally Hitler!" It was an image that felt impossible to decode, outside the sphere of ordinary politics.

The Schmidt instrument can, in effect, provide a sharper image of a larger area of the celestial sphere than ordinary reflectors and is thus ideal for star surveys.