In it, you play a sphere.
It should include something about a ball or a playing-sphere.
Their big break came in 1998, when President Bill Clinton was photographed playing with the Sphere.
The contrast with Glass' triptych, including two of his "Etudes", was sharp, with the lack of a lyrical element for the only time of the evening playing on different spheres of the imagination.
In Thomas Pynchon's 1963 novel "V ., a thinly veiled character named McClintic Sphere appears, playing a "white ivory" saxophone at the "V Spot".
Participating in support groups helped to restore some of the confidence that many children described losing or never having developed by facilitating their reintegration into the public sphere through playing and mixing with other children outside the confines of the support groups.
We propose that the surface tension of water and the interaction between SWNTs and silica sphere played the key role in the ball (SWNTs outside and silica sphere inside) formation process.
Ironically, the intelligence relationship with the Americans so dominant in every other sphere played very little part in helping us.
The Henkin measures on the unit sphere play a central role in the development of the relevant theory.
More specifically, Hume argues that we cannot properly account for moral responsibility unless we acknowledge and describe the role that moral sentiment plays in this sphere.
On the contrary, optimist and pessimist alike are missing or overlooking what is really essential to moral responsibility; a proper recognition of the role that "reactive attitudes and feelings" play in this sphere.
