Sentence examples for seems to contract from inspiring English sources
Protracted time seems to contract meaning, or at least the possibility of meaning.
While the finest powder seems to contract more along the c-axis, thus hinting at the presence of smaller stress, the integral peak width increases as a function of temperature in the intermediate range (300 700 °C).
The episode when the tall, beautiful Laura Halzack sits on the floor and seems to contract in sobs hit me (and other more experienced Taylor followers) as never before.
But the R.S.C.'s exhibition of a South Asian Stephano (Tony Jayawardena), a Lancashire Trinculo (Simon Trinder), and a visibly deformed Caliban (Joe Dixon) being mined for laughs, while the aristocratic characters speak Shakespeare's verse in plummy cadences, with only one female part (Jenny Rainsford's forceful Miranda) among them, seems to contract the circle of care.
But the riot of styles sometimes clashing and sometimes coalescing during "The Lily's Revenge" offers so many incidental pleasures (resplendently tacky-ornate costumes, a dream ballet, a haiku competition, a stage curtain made entirely of crumpled cocktail napkins) that theatrical time — always a curiously malleable element — seems to contract.
The orbit for a nonrelativistic electron in Fig. 6 seems to contract according to the first part −|z0| + qEt / (2m e ) of Eq. (18).
Conclusion: The TVT does not seem to contract or shorten over a median observation period of 1.6 years.
The tonic contraction decreases the size of the stomach lumen, as all parts of the gastric wall seem to contract simultaneously.
The notion that there is an ultimately lowest temperature was suggested by the behaviour of gases at low pressures: it was noted that gases seem to contract indefinitely as temperature decreases.
Indeed, the "one-way ratchet" in constitutional law, the observed phenomenon by which rights expand but never seem to contract, is a familiar concept among students of the court.
It comes and goes, but is this a sign of a serious problem? A. I suspect you are referring to the situation in which a few of the muscle fibers of the eyelid seem to contract in an irregular and random fashion.
