Sentence examples for symmetrical situation from inspiring English sources

Between the settings are salad plates -- a perfectly symmetrical situation that presents each guest with a problem.

Against this has been noted, e.g., Hacking (1975), that such a completely symmetrical situation of two spheres could be re-interpreted as one sphere in a non-Euclidean space.

This symmetrical situation probably translates into a difference in the stability of the catalytic histidine and the acyl pocket loop, which in turn might affect the stability of the transition state during catalysis.

These previously determined properties of the single HA/Agg/LP layer serve as a useful reference for the present study, although clearly in order to emulate sliding friction between cartilage surfaces a symmetrical situation is required (i.e., the presence of similar HA/Agg/LP layers on opposing surfaces).

Very high levels of "AT-only" trinucleotides were found in L1 isochores (where they represented almost one fourth of all trinucleotides), and a symmetrical situation was found in H3 isochores for the "GC-only" trinucleotides that represented (together with those containing CG doublets) almost one fourth of all trinucleotides.

It is noticed that the HVRT codes are defined for the voltage swells in steady state and they only address the symmetrical situations.

Complex ecosystems consist of social, economic, and natural subsystems that are relatively stable and symmetrical in undisturbed situations.

The paradox has been held to result from the fact that, from Paul's point of view, it is Peter who has gone off and returned; and so the situation is symmetrical, and Peter and Paul should each be younger than the other which is impossible.

These are the subject of discussion in the newly-emerging philosophical literature on SSB, and include the role of asymmetrical causes and the transition from a symmetrical to an asymmetrical situation.

Since the respective situations are symmetrical, there is no reason to prefer one perspective over the other.

This fixes the odds of his survival regardless of what the pursuer does; but since the pursuer has no reason to prefer any available pure or mixed strategy, and since in any case we are presuming her epistemic situation to be symmetrical to that of the fugitive, we may suppose that she will roll a three-sided die of her own.