Sentence examples for parallel spheres from inspiring English sources

Ironically, Williams will be relocating with his young family to London at the end of June to try his luck in the parallel spheres of media and business.

Figure 5 ZFC/FC measurement of m(T) at 500 Oe for fields applied parallel (spheres) and perpendicular (diamonds) to the film surface.

We also give an overview on how it is possible to map the Parallel Sphere Detector (PSD) onto GP-GPUs, however different parallel architectures are also suitable for adapting the presented algorithm.

A single-camera dramedy centered on a black Ivy League professor (Tim Reid) whose life gets diverted to New Orleans by a voodoo curse, "Frank's Place" was on television at the same time as "The Cosby Show," but existed in a parallel sphere where race was actually discussed.

Third, sacred and secular NGOs have often been represented as contradictory actors that exist in parallel, unconnected spheres, a belief that contributes to the "good NGO/bad NGO" narrative (Wilson and Mavelli 2014).

The social centre network is a parallel political sphere that, rather than trying to gain state power, provides alternative state services - such as day-care and advocacy for refugees - at the same time as it confronts the state through direct action.

Figure 20 (A) A schematic illustration of the 2D ncp sphere arrays with new crystal lattices formed by stretching the PDMS film along one direction while maintaining the length in the orthogonal direction; SEM images of 2D ncp arrays on PVA-coated substrates with (B) square lattice, (C) parallel single sphere-wires; and (D) ordered array of parallel lines of the 2D ncp array.

Although these two coefficients are only available for three specific electrode configurations including wire-in-cylinder, parallel wires, and spheres of identical radius, the needle-to-plane configuration may be approximated with similar configurations using the same characteristic length [14].

Slow viscous motion of a sphere parallel to a plane wall-motion through a quiescent fluid.

Adolphe Adam's contribution to the development of ballet music had its parallel in the sphere of romantic operetta.

Almucantar, in astronomy, any circle of the celestial sphere parallel to the horizon; when two objects are on the same almucantar, they have the same altitude.