Sentence examples for symmetrical structures from inspiring English sources

His pupil Webern realised these tone rows could be mathematically processed to forge miraculous, crystalline forms and symmetrical structures, especially as he began to include other musical dimensions in his compositional games, such as the length or loudness of a note.

Nevertheless, the phenyl-fullerene experiment gives good guidance on how the Ullmann and VF2 algorithms behave on highly symmetrical structures.

They found that the plasma bubbles and nighttime MSTIDs had symmetrical structures in both hemispheres and were connected by geomagnetic field lines.

Automated production of tanks, pipes, spheres, golf club shafts and other hollow symmetrical structures made of reinforced plastics are a natural fit for the filament winding process.

Instead of (if you will join me in switching visual metaphors) the latticework of a molecule, dots of varying size and composition, connected to some by one bond, others by two, with diverse conformations, chiralities, and no clear center (this metaphor excludes nice symmetrical structures like benzene, obviously) — why don't we attempt something more like the atom itself?

While, tumors induced by bacteria, viruses and fungi have amorphous growth, galls induced by insects have symmetrical structures and display novel patterns of differentiation which do not occur during normal morphogenesis of the organ (Meyer 1987).

Since the LPJ is a symmetrical structure we extracted the symmetric component of shape variation using MorphoJ [ 94].

But the story approaches these topical matters with a calm, open mind and a tidy, symmetrical structure that balances and parallels different points of view.

Mr. Childs has proposed a more monolithic and symmetrical structure that would twist and taper as it rose, culminating in antennas surrounded by an open framework.

Mr. Libeskind had called for an asymmetrical composition with a spire; Mr. Childs proposed a more symmetrical structure that would twist and taper as it rose.

Because of their remarkably symmetrical structure and surface patterns, pollen grains are readily recognizable under the microscope.