Sentences with phrase «large sphere»

Most of us are intellectually lazy about large spheres of the world around us.

The more you demonstrate your interest and expertise, the more it will help your reputation in larger spheres.

To maximize this effect, the team created larger spheres, called microparticles, filled with about a hundred nanoparticles per microparticle, and held together by another type of biodegradable «glue.»

Unless you have a very large sphere of influence upon which to draw from for your business, it is very difficult to get started in the real estate business.»

In this photo taken Oct. 11, 2017, large spheres take shape in front of an existing Amazon building and adjacent to a small dog park in Seattle.

Members of a secular society may belong to it through compulsion, and then the question arises how they may be guaranteed as large a sphere of freedom and as free and active a cooperation as possible.

Righteousness entails a glorifying of God (and redemptively, man) that requires faith that inhabits a far larger sphere.

Earth's gravitational pull shakes up weathered surfaces on asteroids that venture into the planet's surprisingly large sphere of influence

MM.LaFleur Taylor Dress — also comes in Indigo, Viridian, Plum and Pomegranate / Argento Vivo Large Sphere Necklace / J. Crew topcoat (similar & similar) / Le Specs Air Heart sunglasses / Saint Laurent Monogram clutch / Kate Spade Licorice Pumps (similar snakeskin pattern) / Buxom Wildly Whipped Lightweight Liquid Lipstick in Devious Dolly

Among other things, both contain large spheres.

Absent emission, absorption, reflection, scattering, and refraction outside of a sphere with radius 1, and assuming steady state, the flux coming out of such a sphere is the same as the flux coming out of any closed surface enveloping that sphere; the area of a sphere is proportional the square of the radius, so the average flux per unit area going through successively larger spheres follows an inverse square law.

Those who had studied classical Greek texts could read the calculations performed that showed that the Earth was a much larger sphere than the one Columbus had concluded.

1) Now imagine the same large sphere with a constant heat source at its center which is located in deep space with no other objects near it.

This takes your marketing away from the constant shouting competition and into new, large spheres of influence.

But the larger it is — and the Robin Hood Foundation's proposal is in the large sphere — the more markets will be affected.

The true problem consists in this that the demand for a larger sphere of freedom itself inevitably threatens the freedom of others because it implies a diminished sphere of their freedom.

Freedom consists first of all in the courage to accept its larger sphere despite its danger.

In this artist's illustration, the NaK molecule is represented with frozen spheres of ice merged together: the smaller sphere on the left represents a sodium atom, and the larger sphere on the right is a potassium atom.

Clouds of these particles seem to embrace galaxy clusters in a large sphere, and they seemingly move unimpeded through the universe.

The male and female pronuclei (large spheres) are melding to form a full set of chromosomes, and the alignment of the nucleoli (small spheres) is normal.

Forming stars, planets, moons, or meteoroids by capturing18 smaller orbiting bodies is far more difficult than most people realize.19 However, if gases are inside these spheres, capture becomes more likely, and the more particles captured, the larger the sphere of influence becomes.

Scientists expected the Milky Way galaxy to be nestled inside a large sphere of dark matter, depicted here as a fuzzy blue cloud.

The largest spheres are laid out in an infinite, cannonball - like stack.

My sister, for example, is very petite and she would never wear the large sphere — it would look odd on her tiny frame.

I picked up this large sphere pendant necklace when I was looking for a statement (but not too statement) necklace.

Spoken of mostly in terms of the low - budget phantasmagorical centuries - and - gender traipsing «Orlando» (1992), which brought Derek Jarman's friend and icon Tilda Swinton to a larger sphere, Potter's filmography has been both esthetically and fiscally elastic, primal yet lovingly detailed, containing sly, minimalist teenage girlhood stories like «Ginger & Rosa» (2012) and the no - budget, shot - for - internet, pocket - sized fashion «Rage» (2009).

Even the Special Stages are different; no more semi-3D half - pipes to run in, although you do still traverse the large sphere to collect the blue orbs.

The large sphere pictured is in the Newport Beach California Park & Civic Center.

In arcade mode you are in a large sphere with enemies appearing out of small holes in front of you in never ending waves, while you remain motionless.

The Center seeks to facilitate communication between the book arts community and the larger spheres of contemporary visual and literary arts, while being a model organization locally, nationally, and internationally within the field.

The focal point of the exhibition, «The Rose Table of Perfect» from 1989, is a large sphere of 3,333 long - stem red roses, which are fresh at the outset and die slowly while the piece is on view.

Michelangelo Pistoletto; Newspaper Sphere Begins on The Mezzanine Bridge, Level 2, Turbine Hall Saturday 23rd May, 15.00 — 16.00 One of the key figures of Arte Povera, Michelangelo Pistoletto, will be creating a large sphere out of newspapers from around the world to be paraded through the streets of the City and Southwark.

Keeping his values and actions in alignment in his personal life, in his larger spheres of influence, and with the people that are closest to him helps him to move forward with hope and courage.

If the two objects are not co-centered (say the enclosed sphere is offset where at one point the two surfaces almost touch, then energy from the «almost touching point» on the enclosed sphere radiated tangent (or nearly tangent) to the surface of the enclosed sphere when specularly reflected by the surface of the larger sphere will be reflected towards the larger sphere and not back towards the emitting sphere.

Some of them may have steered big deals or made the most splash on the news pages — but it's about their leadership and influence in a larger sphere.

The executive of an insurance company generally executes his functions and activities in a large sphere or work environment.

The bottom line is, if you don't have a large sphere of influence or if you're uncomfortable walking up to a strangers door and knocking on it, to give your pitch, and another and another, you should bail now and save your money.

Taking into account cost, time and effectiveness, it's clear that you can get the best value for your marketing dollar by developing a large sphere of influence, keeping in touch with everyone on that list by regularly sharing useful, interesting and fun information, and being the «go - to» person when anyone needs a Realtor.

Instead of promoting your services to strangers, focus on building a large sphere of influence.

Before this technology was available it took many years to build meaningful relationships and a large sphere of influence.

When I started in this industry, I didn't have a large sphere of influence to tap into, I wasn't particularly good at dealing with buyers, or FSBOs, or sign calls or hosting open houses.

Email is the ideal solution for building a large sphere of influence where you are the go - to salesperson for hundreds or thousands of potential home buyers and sellers.