Sentences with phrase «symmetry between»

When fitting, try to create symmetry between the knocker and other hardware features, such as the letterplate and escutcheon.

The Note 7 introduced the symmetry between front and back — all the edges of the glass on the front curve backward to meet a mirrored curve from the rear glass — that the Galaxy S8 devices now carry as their signature look.

With more than 200 positioning spots, the F5 accentuates your facial landmarks and contours to enhance the symmetry between features like your eyes, nose, cheekbones and jawline to create the perfectly refined and natural selfie.

The AI technology «highlights facial landmarks and contours to enhance the symmetry between features like eyes, nose, cheekbones and jawline» to further improve the smartphone's selfies.»

«symmetry between the procedure for adopting EU measures internally and the procedure for adopting international agreements in order to guarantee that the Parliament and the Council enjoy the same powers in relation to a given field, in compliance with the institutional balance provided for by the Treaties.»

There is a certain symmetry between Canute's demonstrating to his sycophants that nature is indifferent to lordly words, and scientific indifference to Monckton's rontonomade.

I think very much in terms of symmetry between distant regions.

Pezzey, J. (1992), The Symmetry between Controlling Pollution by Price and Controlling it by Quantity, Canadian Journal of Economics, Vol.

A question — why is there no symmetry between the cooling effect of La Nina after ~ 1995 or so, and the warming effects of El Nino before?

The lack of symmetry between proof (impossible) and falsification (sometimes possible) came as a minor revelation.

The problem Fred is that there is symmetry between cooling and warming influences.

Another painting, Double - Moon from the same year continues this narrative and explores the symmetry between day and night, light and shadow or reality and fantasy.

The careful tailoring of the room to organza articulated and made visible that body, that skin, that invisible history latent within that space, the House; the site of history's most intricate invasions making evident the disturbance of symmetry between the private and public sphere.

Much as a variety of different narratives emerged from the artist's 1975 exhibition and helped explore the symmetry between colonialism in the 19th century and the imperialist politics that prevailed in the 20th, here the contributing artists continue to ruminate on various dichotomies — interior and exterior, near and far, domesticity and warfare.

Beneath these responses, however, lurks an understanding that this gesture disguises violence as benevolence and suggests a symmetry between the power that humans wield over other life forms and the power they wield over one another.

The thickly painted canvases radiate outward from a central line segment — a type of winged dance often occurrs between viewers and the canvases, creating a symmetry between the material and the experience.

There's (near --RRB- perfect symmetry between buyers and sellers.

Finally, by analyzing the asymptotic behavior for the implied variances at extreme strikes, we observe an approximate symmetry between pairs of LETF smiles empirically consistent with the predictions of the Heston model.

There's also quite a bit of symmetry between the Nexus 10 and its 7 - inch stable mate, the Nexus 7.

The symmetry between the early political careers of the 16th and 44th U.S. presidents seems to have captured the imaginations of many.

One of the important aspects in such an approach is that it creates a symmetry between the very connected lives that they lead in the outside world with their labor within the business organizations that employ them.

It is about finding symmetry between accountability and encouragement, and about being creative and making the material accessible to the students in order to keep them interested.

The symmetry between Greene's two subjects is another aspect of this project that just glues you in wholeheartedly (introduced in a genius way with the film's title).

There's a neat symmetry between «Leave You's» main theme — that we sometimes get locked into patterns we can't break — and the career arcs of its principals.

The script apparently originated with the desire of screenwriter Liz Hannah «to tell the story of Katharine Graham, the former Washington Post publisher who became the first - ever female CEO of a Fortune 500 company... As Hannah was writing the first draft, the symmetry between Graham and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton seemed to be the most obvious parallel to the present.

I love the symmetry between the skull and your sweater.

But, they do provide a great assessment of symmetry between your right and left sides.

There is no such thing as pure symmetry between upper body and lower body.

So the very existence of matter suggests something is wrong with Standard Model equations describing symmetry between subatomic particles and their antiparticles.

All we know for sure is that there is a symmetry between photons, Ws and Zs, among the, it's the same symmetry among different types of quarks among electrons and neutrinos.

If so, it would mean that the force of attraction exerted by the protons and neutrons on the hyperon differs in the two nuclei, thus breaking the symmetry between the components making up the nuclei.

«What hides the symmetry between the weak and electromagnetic interactions?

«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.

By studying videotapes of 10 babies between the ages of five and 12 months, Laura Ann Petitto of Dartmouth College and Siobhan Holowka of McGill University examined the degree of symmetry between the right and left sides of each baby's mouth.

The REX data showed near - symmetry between the structure at ingress and egress, as expected from sublimation driven dynamics, so horizontal winds are expected to be weak.

That fact suggests something is wrong with Standard Model equations describing symmetry between subatomic particles and their antiparticles.

There tends to be a natural symmetry between the two halves of the brain, and asymmetry makes us suspicious, Okonkwo explained.

Another video shows the previously limping man walking at a quick gait with good symmetry between his left and right side.

To be sure, the two factions differ radically in policy, ideology and strategy, but there's also a curious symmetry between them.

The determinist is stuck with a symmetry between prediction and retrodiction such that he can not specify the difference between saying «It will happen» and «It happened.»

Unlike many of his peers, Amar sees the symmetry between the original Constitution and the Bill of Rights, but, unlike Goldwin, he does not fully appreciate how the very structure of the Constitution itself operates as a bill of rights, or how a different constitutional structure could render the actual Bill a nullity.

For almost fifty years, the influence of collectivist and totalitarian regimes created a confusing moral symmetry between civil and political rights, on the one hand, and economic and social rights, on the other.

Rather, as David finds himself again and again on unexplored sexual terrain, Spa Night illustrates certain symmetries between his parents» experience and his own.

Not exact matches

A great balance between simple typography, symmetry and positive impact.

Even though these concepts are indeed correlative in that each necessarily implies the other, the symmetry they thus express between God and the world presupposes an even more fundamental asymmetry between them.

Babies are not born with a midline orientation, and it is through midline play that they begin to develop a sense of symmetry (a balance between the right and left sides).

Despite the symmetry of the parliamentary arithmetic, the contrast between the politics of scenarios 1 and 2 is stark.

On the face of it, this proposal is disarmingly attractive: it would produce a superficially pleasing symmetry as between the positions that obtain in relation to Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments, in turn taking to their apparently logical conclusion concerns — relating to the two chambers» relative democratic legitimacy — that underpin their already different powers in relation to primary legislation.

There have been long discussions about whether the charge symmetry is also satisfied between Lambda - proton (Λp) and Lambda - neutron (Λn) systems.

But the atomic structures of the clusters fluctuated under the heat treatment, switching back and forth between two main atom - configurations («isomers»): these were a face - centred cubic structure, similar to a small piece of bulk gold, and a decahedral arrangement with a symmetry forbidden in an extended crystal.