Sentences with phrase «for symmetry in»

3rd Grade students will have opportunities to look for symmetry in everyday objects, as well as create symmetrical patterns of their own.

Students will have opportunities to look for symmetry in everyday objects, as well as create symmetrical patterns of their own.

Kindergarten students may have opportunities to look for symmetry in everyday objects.

2nd Grade students will have opportunities to look for symmetry in everyday objects, as well as create symmetrical patterns of their own.

Vitamin A is also the «beauty vitamin» responsible for symmetry in physical and facial features.

Not exact matches

Marvel has a pretty well - established history of remixing and streamlining the best and most iconic of the many looks each of its characters have sported over the years for their big - screen adaptations (in a funny bit of symmetry, the movie designs usually end up influencing how a character will look in the comics afterward).

For inflation targeting countries such as Australia, stressing the symmetry of the target is quite important in this context.

This achieves logical symmetry for the downturns as well as upturns in the real estate cycle.

Or perhaps «odd» in the literal sense is the wrong word, for the story has an ironic symmetry.

He was interested primarily in simplicity and coherence — in particular, the symmetry of the forms of the equations for electrical and magnetic fields in motion.38 The variability of individual weighting among various criteria, which Kuhn describes, is also most noticeable in the early stages of a new theory.

There is room for brevity in its parabolic symmetries.

Better, it seems to me, to opt for both independence and continued membership in the E.U., even if it means abandoning the artificial symmetry characterizing the classic modern constitutional federation.

Many people have found evidence for the mind of God in the laws of nature, in their regularity and symmetry.»

For the modern highly educated person who believes «that truth is glimpsed momentarily and in fragments, that it lacks symmetry, that it is awkward and angular as it breaks through to us,» he suggests, the very phrasing of religious discourse in consistent, propositional statements will sound unreal (p. 42).

In trying to close the gap, one finds additional preconditions of which one had previously been unaware, and, looking in the other direction, one tries out new axioms, for example concerning symmetry conditions suggested by the local analyseIn trying to close the gap, one finds additional preconditions of which one had previously been unaware, and, looking in the other direction, one tries out new axioms, for example concerning symmetry conditions suggested by the local analysein the other direction, one tries out new axioms, for example concerning symmetry conditions suggested by the local analyses.

For the first time since the Astros and White Sox met in the 2005 World Series, there's symmetry to the Fall Classic.

We've been learning about symmetry by drawing butterflies, for this picture we folded the paper in half, opened it up again, put blobs of paint on one side and then folded again.

The Powell family saga has many odd twists and symmetries, like the fact that Assemblyman Powell is now, for the second time in his career, trying to take back from Charles B. Rangel the congressional seat Mr. Rangel wrested from his father, Adam Clayton Powell Jr., in 1970.

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A COMPLEX and beautiful form of mathematical symmetry has been spotted in the lab for the first time.

They were able to show for the first time how symmetry breaking can be generated in a controlled manner and how the occurrence of defects can then be observed.

The image in a mirror has symmetry because it is identical except for having the left and right directions flopped.

Gigantic hurricanes, the beauty of symmetry, and a giraffe - dissecting surgeon all formed fodder for great science books in 2005.

One of the keys to it is a technique for handling the breaking of symmetries manifested in Bayesian inference.

These symptoms include, for example, recurrent thoughts about the possibility of catching any disease after being in contact with objects located in public spaces, fear of having inadvertently carried out some potentially dangerous behavior (such as leaving the door open when leaving home), or the need to place the objects of house or the workspace in perfect order and symmetry.

In a paper accepted for publication by Physical Review Letters, the researchers used a technique familiar to physicists called «degenerate perturbation theory» in a novel way to prove that global symmetry is not required for a sped up searcIn a paper accepted for publication by Physical Review Letters, the researchers used a technique familiar to physicists called «degenerate perturbation theory» in a novel way to prove that global symmetry is not required for a sped up searcin a novel way to prove that global symmetry is not required for a sped up search.

«Potential speed bump in quantum computing eliminated: Global symmetry not required for fast quantum search.»

The techniques are, in a sense, complementary to the «global» methods which Penrose pioneered: they can not handle «generic» collapse, where there is no special degree of symmetry, but they do produce a more quantitative picture of what would happen if a black hole were perturbed (for instance, by, a smaller object falling into it or orbiting close to it).

When Shechtman made this discovery, he also drew a picture of it, and he made a note, in the parentheses — tenfold???, with three question marks — because he was fully aware of the fact that this was indeed a symmetry forbidden for crystallographic objects.

All three men were rewarded for work done decades ago: Nambu for his description of «spontaneous broken symmetry» in the 1960s and Kobayashi and Maskawa for their work on symmetries and elementary particles known as quarks in the 1970s.

The measured differences in the mass - to - charge ratios are compatible with zero within the estimated uncertainties, in agreement with expectations for CPT symmetry.

The result, published today in Nature Physics (link is external), confirms a fundamental symmetry of nature to an unprecedented precision for light nuclei.

Different as they appear at first glance, they share basic structural features, according to a new study: characters with vertical symmetry (like the Roman letters A and T) and a preference for vertical and horizontal lines over oblique lines (like those in the letters X and W).

In York, inspired by the «beauty and symmetry» of the dendritic organic molecules he had worked on for his postdoc, Smith and his lab members worked to create similar molecules.

In general, symmetry is the rule in the universe — the world makes perfect sense if seen in a mirror, for instance — but in April, physicist Edward Stephenson at Indiana University found a flaw in the balance of nature that researchers have been seeking for decadeIn general, symmetry is the rule in the universe — the world makes perfect sense if seen in a mirror, for instance — but in April, physicist Edward Stephenson at Indiana University found a flaw in the balance of nature that researchers have been seeking for decadein the universe — the world makes perfect sense if seen in a mirror, for instance — but in April, physicist Edward Stephenson at Indiana University found a flaw in the balance of nature that researchers have been seeking for decadein a mirror, for instance — but in April, physicist Edward Stephenson at Indiana University found a flaw in the balance of nature that researchers have been seeking for decadein April, physicist Edward Stephenson at Indiana University found a flaw in the balance of nature that researchers have been seeking for decadein the balance of nature that researchers have been seeking for decades.

Moreover, these two types of atom arrangements have very different symmetries, providing a large contrast for applications in optical components.

For example, the differential equations of vibrating strings and surfaces help us understand harmonics and tuning systems, rhythm analysis tells us the ways a measure can be divided into beats, and the study of symmetry relates to the translations in time and pitch that occur in a fugue or canon.

In the theory I developed in 1967 — Abdus Salam developed essentially the same theory, independently, in 1968 — a symmetry - breaking field played a fundamental role, manifest in a particle called the Higgs boson, whose properties we predicted, except for its masIn the theory I developed in 1967 — Abdus Salam developed essentially the same theory, independently, in 1968 — a symmetry - breaking field played a fundamental role, manifest in a particle called the Higgs boson, whose properties we predicted, except for its masin 1967 — Abdus Salam developed essentially the same theory, independently, in 1968 — a symmetry - breaking field played a fundamental role, manifest in a particle called the Higgs boson, whose properties we predicted, except for its masin 1968 — a symmetry - breaking field played a fundamental role, manifest in a particle called the Higgs boson, whose properties we predicted, except for its masin a particle called the Higgs boson, whose properties we predicted, except for its mass.

«You have to account for the nonlinearity of the ocean, which is manifested in the lack of symmetry between the crests and the troughs,» said Fedele, who also has an appointment in Georgia Tech's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

If, for example, the crucial effects of neutrinos were included in some detailed treatment, the computer simulations could only be performed in two dimensions, which means that the star in the models was assumed to have an artificial rotational symmetry around an axis.

It was a mystery,» said Emil Bozin, whose group at Brookhaven specializes in searching for hidden local broken symmetries.

These results can be interpreted as evidence for the existence of charge - flux duality symmetry in the system.

We will probably move over time to a world of greater monetary cooperation within Asia, a rising role for the Chinese yuan, and greater symmetry in overall world monetary and financial relations.

The team searched for the broken rotational symmetry effect, a research question that had been raised by Tomo Uemura of Columbia, using samples provided by his collaborators in the group of Hiroshi Kageyama at Kyoto University.

Ever since Curie conjectured on «the symmetry in physical phenomena, symmetry of an electric field and a magnetic field,» it has long been a dream for material scientists to search for this rather unusual class of material exhibiting the coexistence of magnetism and ferroelectricity in a single compound known as a multiferroic compound.

Led by Masaaki Isobe, a team consisting of Hiroyuki Yoshida, Koji Kimoto, Masao Arai and Eiji Muromachi recently searched for novel substances that lack spatial inversion symmetry in their crystal structures.

In 1999 new accelerators will start searching for violations in a fundamental symmetry of nature, throwing open a window to physics beyond the knoIn 1999 new accelerators will start searching for violations in a fundamental symmetry of nature, throwing open a window to physics beyond the knoin a fundamental symmetry of nature, throwing open a window to physics beyond the known

RHIC scientists say the lack of symmetry in the twisting, fleeting vortices of gluons could point towards a long - sought mechanism for violating this conservation.

This model can account well for the observed magnitudes of the high transition temperatures in these materials and implies a gap that does not change sign, can be substantially anisotropic, and has the same symmetry as the crystal.

Even in the rare cases where a right tusk emerges too, it also spirals to the left instead of having the mirror symmetry usual for mammal body parts.