Sentence examples for width circle from inspiring English sources
Open image in new window Fig. 22 Ratios of the maximum flexural crack width at the peak deformation angle and residual maximum flexural crack width (Circle points are the specimens in this work; triangle points are the specimens in the references (Chiu et al. 2014, 2016)).
r is the circle/vessel radius, α is the half cone width (set to 12.5 degrees).
/ Widths in circle here you see, / Sketched out in strange obscurity.
The widths of circles represent an interquartile range 25-755%).
The assembled fans, many wearing Aladdin Sane lighting-bolts across their faces or Ziggy Stardust astral spheres on their foreheads, others dressed as Bowie-inspired dandies in defiance of the cold outside, raised a cheer; they roared when the full eight-piece band emerged and the opening riff to Width of a Circle swirled out.
As above, the display in each trial was a centrally displayed circle (width = 9.13° when viewed from 52 cm) of 500 grey dots (luminance = 2.50 Cd/m, width = 2.77 minArc) randomly located within it against a black background (luminance = 0.37 Cd/m).
Still, a few Bowie songs (The Width of a Circle; Queen Bitch; John, I'm Only Dancing) had gay subplots with male pronouns.
The title track remains one of his most atmospheric compositions, and songs such as All the Madmen and The Width of a Circle were formidably inventive and accomplished.
Tellingly, the journalist to whom he came out as bisexual, Michael Watts, didn't seem to have been terribly convinced: "Mmmmmm," he responded doubtfully, despite the fact that Bowie had already posed on the cover of 1970's The Man Who Sold the World wearing "a man's dress", and larded the lyrics of The Width of a Circle and Queen Bitch with intimations of homosexual encounters.
b Enhanced CT scan showing a large anterior-superior mediastinal mass [113 × 87 × 68 mm (length, height, width; dotted line circle)] compressing the superior vena cava (yellow arrow).
