Sentence examples for robust spheres from inspiring English sources

Now, settling into his home and studio in Roxbury, Connecticut, where he would stay for decades, Calder began to make work at once delicate and robust, spheres and half-circles and fish shapes bound to the end of just-curved wire lines, which turned with wind and air and the motion of the earth.

"We were able to take the same peptides that participate in biological processes in our body and to create nano-crystals — these are stable, robust spheres.

Under these conditions Daoy cells form robust tumor spheres.

It should recognize that a robust public sphere depends upon fundamental rights of respect and inclusion for all, and that the active promotion of hostility for virtually every group of people except white men does not allow for such a public sphere to exist.

In terms of feasibility, Young points to the development of a robust "global public sphere" (Habermas 1998) as crucial to bringing about "stronger global regulatory institutions tied to principles of global and local democracy" (Young 2002, 272).

Even school no longer functions as it used to as a robust quasi-public sphere for children to "scrimmage" real life social interaction.

PUUs are proven to be robust and the silica spheres are observed to rebound from them upon impact.

The composite spheres become more robust by coating a layer of inorganic materials onto the PANi hairy spheres.

RCavg, which is based on a large VOI with volume equal to the physical sphere, was more robust to edge overshoot caused by PSF reconstruction than maximum-based measures such as RC50bg (Fig. 5b).

The mucinous cancer cells showed robust increased activity in the sphere cells.

Critics of Dr Watson said there should be a robust response to his views across the spheres of politics and science.