Sentence examples for spacing of some from inspiring English sources

They are especially evident in his "Composition in Red, Blue and Yellow," from 1937-42, in Gallery 9 at the Museum of Modern Art, intensified perhaps by the close spacing of some of the vertical lines on the right side of the canvas.

On calcination at 1000 °C in nitrogen gas, the polymer particles were converted into lamella-patterned carbons with a long spacing of some micrometers that are composed of carbon layers 0.4 nm in spacing.

Utzon admired the rich colors of Noh and Kabuki theatre and the gilded spaces of some traditional European theatres, but inspiration also came from the bushland near his studio.

Just this week, the team he works with, from the electronic engineering department of the University of Florence, found a discontinuity -- a narrow space of some kind -- in the wall behind the panel where "Cerca Trova" is written.

The activists' letter emerged after the party inquiry found the its former chief executive may have invaded the personal space of some women but there was not enough evidence to say his behaviour was sexually inappropriate.

The first building you see is the Santa Marta guesthouse, where Pope Francis lives and works, in a three-room space of some seven hundred square feet, rather than in the traditional, and grander, papal apartments, in the Apostolic Palace.

We first introduce briefly spaces of some generalized functions.

However, the balcony spaces of some units have been removed and have been placed in living rooms.

State is trying to invade the space of some of the best-entrenched services on the web.

Although vocabulary mapping affected the semantic space of some outcome definitions, as well as the prevalence of some outcomes in the test databases, it had only minor effects on the analysis of drug-outcome associations.

Todorčevic noted that any linearly ordered set (X,<) is isomorphic to the branch space of some tree, provided the tree is allowed to be as complicated as X itself.