Sentence examples for sphere of some from inspiring English sources

BLASTOCYST A hollow sphere of some 250 cells that develop four to five days after an egg is fertilized.

This egg is allowed to develop for a few days in glassware until it is a hollow sphere of some 120 cells.

B X) and S X) denote a closed unit ball and sphere of some normed space X, respectively.

We find that, for certain choices of parameters, the interactions with the fluid of a single Lagrangian point accurately replicate those of a sphere of some particular radius, independent of the location of the point with respect to the Eulerian grid.

That enabled the United States to extend its sphere of influence and, in some cases, to place foreign governments under its control.

But the prime minister's fear of the Red Menace has crept unexpectedly into a new sphere of Italian life, and some of his political opponents are wondering how it got there.

Although the film was smutty enough to rate a perfect 100 in Screw magazine, it managed within months of its release to cross over from the narrow universe of furtive blue-movie addicts into the wider sphere of solid-citizen types, some of whom took their girlfriends and wives to see it, perhaps for inspiration.

When an individual makes a similar declaration about some sphere of her own life, she, too, is denying that anyone else has the authority to control her activity within this sphere; she is saying that any exercise of power over this activity is illegitimate unless she authorizes it herself.

Hence, although these correlations (in the sphere of mass and to some extent hydrophobicity) are high; the lights in which underlying processes (behind these correlation coefficients) looked at biological reality are starkly different.

Some categories belong to all the spheres of being, some to the entire real world, others to a specific level of reality.

If we can somehow shepherd our children through the first and then into the other, the communal fantasy goes, they'll land safely in some dreamy sphere of the elite, where there's no suffering, no strife, no failure, where the workers are invisible and all the real estate is light-filled.