Sentence examples for sphere that has from inspiring English sources
This is a 5-foot sphere that has an internal projection.
The Violin Concerto, from two decades later, differs only in that similar kinds of transformation take place much faster, within a musical sphere that has grown and has also come to welcome more or less specific references to other music.
The black-lipped pearl oyster from the South Pacific secretes a desirably large, iridescent sphere that has a metallic lustre ranging from gunmetal-gray to onyx, with tinges of blue, violet, rose, or green.
What allows Rosewater to earn its optimism is that it's a movie very much about a global political sphere that has been rocked by an explosion of media.
Part II zeros in on reproductive biology, a sphere that has for long been excluded, ideologically and legally, from the sphere of market relations.
The hydrodynamic radius is the radius of a sphere that has the same diffusion coefficient within the same viscous environment of the particles being measured.
The current camera is a near-sphere that has three "eyes" on any given point in its field of vision.
They appear to have been nailed together roughly, with rings of glowing pink and blue neon sitting in the tanks with clay, detritus, and polystyrene spheres that have their own little fluffy pom-pom protuberances, looking like furry bright nipples.
Since 2008 Light Industry has put on nearly 150 programs drawn from spheres that have much in common but in the real world rarely overlap: avant-garde cinema, video art, new media, international art film, underground movies.
He thinks of the leadership training as an exchange between the military and the civilian worlds, two spheres that have become more distant since the end of mandatory military service in France nearly two decades ago.
He argues persuasively that Michael Chabon, Jonathan Lethem, Donna Tartt, and Neil Gaiman have succeeded in "grafting the sophisticated, intensely aware literary language of Modernism onto the sturdy narrative roots of genre fiction …They're forging connections between literary spheres that have been hermetically sealed off from one another for a century".
