Even the polished spheres from Australia are not yet good enough.
In "Study in Curves," it is hard to distinguish the bulbous glass spheres from the overlapping shadows they cast.
You could call them bubble artists, because they are somehow protected within their own psychological spheres from influences that might otherwise discourage their improbable pursuits.
Europe risks losing a vital partner who is both effective and influential in so many important international spheres; from the single market to foreign and defence policy, to name two of the most important.
So, for example, Bruce Nauman's "Spinning Spheres," from 1970, one of several works unearthed by Ms. Iles and not screened in years, entails four identical 16-millimeter film loops of a steel ball spinning in a white box.
I am proud to say that today we lead the world not only in so many areas of financial services but in technologically advanced spheres from aerospace and pharmaceuticals to telecommunications, broadcast technologies and digital electronics.
Figure 5 Schematic illustration of the formation mechanism of carbonaceous spheres from fructose under hydrothermal condition.
Initially, up to 7 spheres (from 0 to 6) were taken into account.
This study separates institutional spheres from functional spheres as different types of concepts.
In this case there seems to be no property which distinguishes any of the spheres from any of the others.
Modeling of particle elution for spheres from 10 to 1000 nm was examined.
