Sentence examples for restored sphere from inspiring English sources
Mr. Biden rejected recent Russian assertions of a restored sphere of privileged interests in the former Soviet Union, made after the war in Georgia.
The Russian leadership, emboldened by new wealth, is seen by critics as intent on restoring lost spheres of influence in Eastern Europe.
Drifting in the newly restored pond, the spheres move with the wind and follow the pond's natural currents, forming a kinetic sculpture.
Thus, finally, the Sphere is restored.
It has long been clear that Putin's personal project is the "Eurasian alliance" – a cynical attempt to restore Russia's sphere of influence with the former Soviet Union.
"There are many problems there and we do not see the current Kiev authorities wanting to restore the social sphere, or the economy of Donbas," Mr Putin said.
The philosopher William Molyneux, whose wife was blind, had proposed a thought experiment in the seventeenth century about a person, blind from birth, who could tell apart a cube and a sphere by touch: If his vision were restored and he was presented with the same cube and sphere, would he be able to tell which was which by sight alone?
If the nucleus is excited by some stimulus and begins to oscillate (i.e., deform from its spherical shape), the surface forces will increase and tend to restore it to a sphere, where the surface tension is at a minimum.
The restoring forces on the sphere for this potential are given by F_{text{r}} = - frac{partial U}{partial r} = - alpha_{text{H}} r - beta_{text{H}} rz (11) F_{z} = - frac{partial U}{partial z} = - alpha_{text{V}} z - frac{1}{2}beta_{text{H}} r^{2} - frac{1}{2}beta_{text{V}} z^{2} (12 in the radial and vertical directions, respectively.
Putin's restored power will be strongly felt in Russia's immediate neighborhood, which he has called Moscow's "sphere of privileged interests".
