Sentence examples for spheres outside from inspiring English sources

Hobbes's contract creates not only fear, it creates distrust in a government making crucial decisions in spheres outside of the control of the ordinary citizen.

As Cole warned: "Laws are the scaffolding of human freedom; but they are not part of the building". Hobbes's contract creates not only fear, it creates distrust in a government making crucial decisions in spheres outside of the control of the ordinary citizen.

Unlike optical navigation systems, there are no optical reference spheres outside the site or on the instruments that can interfere with the operator's normal workflow or lead to miscalculations in the system if they are accidentally contacted.

"We had to try several concentrations of alginate in order to obtain a sphere, solid outside and liquid inside," Prista explains.

Political liberty is seen in instrumental terms: the formal rights of individuals secure the private sphere from outside interference, allowing the free pursuit of their particular interests (Dietz 1998, 380 81).

But the real debt of 12th-century romance to classical antiquity was incurred in a sphere outside that of subject matter.

Home for the coming days - indeed, it was to be our own warm and private world, from which we viewed the alien sphere outside - was evidently going to be small.

The planet, called Kepler-186f, is the first Earth-size sphere outside our solar system with an orbit around its star that is in the "Goldilocks zone" — the habitable range that is neither too hot nor too cold.

Also, the phantom was positioned manually on the patient bed and there was enough left or right tilt to move the smallest sphere outside the slice containing the center sphere.

Besides this, there were two rings fitted around the celestial sphere outside, having the sun and moon threaded on them, and these were made to move in circling orbit .

And that's the joy of it: this is folk art, art that exists in a sphere outside the academy, art that's there to show us — not tell us — that life goes beyond our small towns, beyond our shit jobs and shit mates.