Sentence examples for spheres of less from inspiring English sources

So we could quite naturally say the sphere was at least two miles from itself, unless we analyse that relation negatively as there being no path joining the spheres of less than two miles.

Their characterization showed aggregates of spheres of less than 50 nm with a size distribution of aggregates between 105 and 1281 nm and a mean size of 421 nm, when TiO2 NPs were suspended in M199 medium plus 10% FBS.

After 7 day of culture, medium was passed through a strainer to select cancer spheres clusters of less than 100 μm.

Whereas the statement "All uranium spheres have a radius of less than one kilometre" is a matter of natural law (large uranium spheres would be unstable because of fundamental physical properties), the statement "All gold spheres have a radius of less than one kilometre" merely expresses a cosmic accident.

While Cyberspace's reliance on bits instead of atoms may make physical boundaries more permeable, the boundaries delineating digital online "spheres of being" may become less permeable.

The following table gives an idea of the complexity of the higher homotopy groups even for spheres of dimension 8 or less.

A kind of discriminability is modeled, in the occupancy models, by the size of the influence spheres: the larger the influence spheres of two items, the less they count as two, and the more they count as just one.

The Sphere international standard [ 18] of less than 10% for therapeutic care has remained elusive for many of these NRUs.

Among HIV seronegative children with SAM, the mortality rate almost met the minimum Sphere international standard [ 18] of less than 10%.

"That doesn't mean they are directly political, but they address some of the less visible spheres of society, like crime, poverty and sexual identity".

Yet on another and perhaps unconscious plane there were less formal spheres of private life where native Russian habits of behaviour prevailed.