sphere

[sfɪr]

Definition:
1. A particular environment or walk of life.
2. Any spherically shaped artifact.
3. The geographical area in which one nation is very influential.
4. A particular aspect of life or activity.

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Use 'sphere' in a sentence:

1. MINT, often used in the phrase the MINT countries, is an acronym1 of Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey, and is used in financial spheres to characterize these countries as an economic group with growing influence.
2. Analysis on stress corrosion cracking of sphere and the preventing countermeasure.
3. Anything you do that advances your presence—especially in a larger sphere, outside the communities you know—is a net win.
4. That is a parametric equation for the sphere.
5. The argument to sphere represents the radius of the sphere.
6. The sculptor rounded the clay into a sphere.
7. We all know that the earth is a sphere.
8. This is within his sphere of accountability.
9. Let's do a second example with the same sphere.
10. We shall prove that the sphere of any infinite-dimensional normed space is invertible.
11. However strong it may grow, China will never seek hegemony, expansion, or a sphere of influence. Nor will China ever engage in an arms race.
12. The word "boundaries" refers to the fact that God assigns each of us a field or sphere of service.
13. Why isn't this ant a big sphere?
14. The earth is a sphere.
15. When threatened, he fires spheres of solidified air from his launcher!
16. They see the region as their natural sphere of influence due to their historical links and a shared language.
17. Therefore, the atmosphere is merely a sphere.
18. She could neither read nor write, yet in her own sphere she had no superior or equal.
19. We now know the Earth is not a perfect sphere.
20. But Japanese researchers have found that these delicate spheres can each carry up to 2000 grains of pollen2, and their gentle kiss is strong enough to fertilise a flowering pear tree.
21. We have this massive activity sphere.
22. They are unchanging, that's the heavenly sphere.
23. The authors believe the discovery could prove useful in other spheres.
24. Research& Design of New Type of Compound Sphere Joint.
25. Some scientists relegate parapsychology to the sphere of quackery.
26. Experiments, published in the journal Cell Host and Microbe, showed the spheres gave the viruses huge advantages.
27. If you know how high you are and where you are around, in principle you know where you are on the sphere.
28. Up to 40 viruses were gathering2 together and wrapping themselves up in a sphere of fat.
29. Anything you do that advances your presence-especially in a larger sphere, outside the communities you know-is a net win.
30. SPIEGEL: the family is the private sphere par excellence.
31. A New Algorithm for the Sphere Complexity of Periodic Sequence.
32. Norovirus infections started by these spheres were more severe and lasted longer than those caused by lone viruses.
33. A simple method in calculating the polarization field of a dielectric sphere.
34. Theory suggests that this cloud should be an almost perfect sphere.
35. The defined scope is called the Compensation Sphere.
36. They are symmetries of the sphere.
37. With every reason to believe that life in the persistence of it is driving us out of our terrestrial sphere, etc.
38. Try an experiment. Ask a male friend a question, something completely outside his sphere of expertise2.
39. Parameters analysis of freezing in spheres for the engine's cold start.
40. I feel I have been accepted as a leader in the international sphere.
41. Process Research of High Precision Turning for Small Dimension Inner Sphere.
42. Milton uses the language of these two parables to get at this problem that has resonances in every conceivable sphere.
43. It's conventional—that is to say, the language in the public sphere belongs to all of us, and there's perhaps a certain sort of romantic loss in that.
44. His main sphere of influence is the world of banking.
45. Both were essential and neither was superior to the other; they were not in conflict but complementary, each with its own sphere of competence.
46. Some have compared the building as looking like a trophy because at the top there is a huge sphere made out of glass.
47. Remember that we need to multiply it by the volume here, the volume of some sphere we've defined.
48. Moblivious is another term from the sphere of technology that quite a few people might be able to relate to. It means to stare at your phone whilst walking or driving and oblivious of your surroundings.
49. It was but yesterday I thought myself a fragment quivering without rhythm in the sphere of life.
50. When a reservoir is sufficiently large, a sphere of this hot rock forces its way up through the upper mantle to Earth's surface, creating a broad bulge in the topography.
51. The key development lies in the ability of the sphere, an optical device, not only to remain invisible itself but to slow light.
52. They signed an agreement that parcelled out the Middle East into several spheres of influence.
53. Because the earth spins, it is not a perfect sphere.
54. As a complete method of economic efficiency auditing, it includes the spheres of technology, ideology and working methodology.
55. We are doing this work in the context of reforms in the economic, social and cultural spheres.
56. The lesson taught by plants is that sharing life expands and enhances the sphere of the living, while dividing life into so-called natural or human resources diminishes it.
57. He and I moved in totally different social spheres.
58. This area was formerly within the sphere of influence of the US.