Sentence examples for shape of a sphere from inspiring English sources

Then, when the rocks hardened again, the planet should have returned to the shape of a sphere, which is what occurred after the impact that created the Earth's Moon.

We test our method by using the computed Cartesian jump conditions in the IIM to solve a Poisson equation subject to an interface with the shape of a sphere, cube, cylinder or cone.

"The bladder wants to take the shape of a sphere," Homer went on, "and that's exactly what this glove wants to do when you pressurize it". So an outer layer of the glove must be fashioned that confines the bladder without doing the same to the hand.

And, if you tell them about the world that they live in has the shape of a sphere, like an orange, floats around the Universe on a suspended form, there's global warming, pollution, and we have a climate crisis, they'll think that you are crazy and you are the one who's sound asleep of what's going on.

A distinct injection droplet in the shape of a sphere was only visible after triolein administration.

Most of the structures tend to be omnidirectional and resemble the shape of a sphere.

Create a psi ball to create a psi ball simply Continue this at least 4-5 times a week.. Hold your hands in front of you in a shape so a sphere could form in it.

And this in one of two ways, either by change of shape, as the same wax takes the shape both of a sphere and of a cube, or, as some assert, by resolution into planes.

And much later in the fourth century BC Plato's Timaeus proposed that the body of the cosmos was made in the most perfect and uniform shape, that of a sphere containing the fixed stars.

Ceres has the shape of a flattened sphere with an equatorial radius of 490 km and a polar radius of 455 km, equivalent in volume to a sphere with a diameter of 940 km i.e., about 27 percent that of Earth's Moon.

We used conventional three-dimensional (3D) planning software and blocking to design a radiation dose distribution in the shape of a hollow sphere.