Sentence examples for the sphere where from inspiring English sources
A long-planned $16 million renovation of Battery Park cannot proceed with the "Sphere" where it is now.
Ricci added two spheres, Mr. Mignini said: "The 'First Movable' and the sphere where God, the angels and the blessed live".
They proceed to the Space Theater, the top section of the sphere, where they take seats to watch "Passport to the Universe," a 23-minute journey though space narrated by Tom Hanks.
By making her characters play a text-based game in which the reader absorbs the descriptions of the cyberworld ("You are in a light, bright library, the outer chamber of the sphere where Lark lives and works") at the same time as the character does, she draws readers into the story more deeply than if everyone were simply sitting around pointing and clicking through a more visually oriented game.
Let the projection of on the sphere, where and.
We find two regions on the sphere where bistability occurs (in yellow in Fig. 4).
The current focus on admission inequities provides an opening for a long-overdue public discussion about what's wrong with market-driven higher education -- a discussion that identifies the spheres where money shouldn't be the coin of the realm.
To truly "reset" our relations it is not enough to issue general declarations on our cooperation in the spheres where our interests converge (Afghanistan, the fight against terrorism, drugs trafficking, etc).
The researchers then spiked their solution with protons and electron-ferrying molecules, which were able to diffuse into the spheres, where the hydrogenase pairs readily converted them into H2.
In roughly 360BC, Plato shared his dialogue Timaeus, in which he imagined the universe as a geocentric system, including a concept called Music of the Spheres where each planet had its own sonic tone based on its unique orbital revolution.
Right ascension is measured along the celestial equator from the vernal equinox (i.e., the position on the celestial sphere where the Sun crosses the celestial equator from south to north on the first day of spring).
