Sentence examples for part of a sphere from inspiring English sources

The new method is tested via application to the linear wave equation on a curved manifold as well as the shallow water equations on part of a sphere.

Let P be a hemispherical part of a sphere Q.

The samples were placed in the reflectance part of a sphere using a standard white ceramic as reference tile.

The internal core is defined as the central part of a sphere, which consists of 'non-hybrid' or 'pure' components with stable and unique characteristics; while the external field is defined as the space surrounding the core of a triple helix sphere, in which interactions among spheres can occur to form the 'hybrid components' (not contained within the core institutions) that promote innovation.

On the surface of the reflector, piezoelectric elements arranged to form part of a sphere are stimulated with a high-energy electrical pulse.

Are these not all part of a measurable sphere of audience and influence?

The framing of an issue as a mothers' movement still works "not because they see women separately, as part of a separate sphere, but because women are still especially concerned about children," Ms. Skocpol said.

A "frozen war", like the one that is destabilising Ukraine, would be expensive to maintain from a distance, and Russia sees Syria not as part of a traditional sphere of influence to be controlled at all costs, but as a site to confront the west, Lipman said.

We recall that the intersections B∩S a,p (r),r>0, where S a,p (r)=r S a,p and S=S a,p is the boundary of K=B a,p are called sometimes the 'indivisibles' of a set B. The geometric disintegration method behind formula (6) divides integration into first an integration on a part of a generalized sphere and second an integration w.r.t.

That may sound obvious, but many Internet veterans believe that blogs are part of a larger public sphere, and that deleting a visitor's comment amounts to an assault on their right to free speech.

Thomas Aquinas (c.1225 1274), following Avicenna, interpreted Aristotle to mean that there were two immaterial substances responsible for the motion of each celestial sphere, a soul that was an integral part of its sphere, and an intelligence that was separate from its sphere.