Sentence examples for spheres involves from inspiring English sources

The formation of ZnO and ZnO-SnO2 hollow spheres involves using carbon spheres as template, and the schematic illustration of the formation is demonstrated in Fig. 4.

And to suppose that there is interaction between the two spheres involves something of a magical ghostly sort; or rather the supposition itself makes them into a single thing".

Davies commented that they had "a brilliant time" and that "Music of the Spheres" involved "a lot of interaction with the audience".

All mappings from a lower-dimensional sphere into a sphere of higher dimension are similarly trivial: if i < n, then πi(Sn) = 0. ===π2(S1) = 0=== All the interesting cases of homotopy groups of spheres involve mappings from a higher-dimensional sphere onto one of lower dimension.

This sphere involves vociferous atheists such as Richard Dawkins on the one hand and the rise of fundamentalist faiths on the other.

The ongoing tug of war between data capture and individual privacy in the digital sphere involves myriad threads, usually moving in different directions.

The ongoing tug of war between data capture and individual privacy in the digital sphere involves myriad threads, usually moving in different directions.

Second, his analysis of the vortex generated around a rotating cylinder or sphere involves fundamentally wrong physics: it defines steady state in terms of a balance of forces instead of torques across each shell element comprising the vortex.

The major spheres or dimensions, in addition to the political (from which we have started our analysis), are social, educational, economic, health-related, family-related, affective and spiritual -- and in fact any sphere involving a social system of more than one person where some or all of the members of the system function in the sense stated above.

The personal sphere involved partners, ex-partners, friends, family, children and other parents.

Although the most intuitive, the hard-sphere model involves complicated analytical expressions and gradient discontinuities.