Meanings of perfectly spherical in English

One of the requirements was that it be as close to perfectly spherical as possible.

If you were almost perfectly spherical, life wouldn't be too bad-youcould just roll around town.

But for an almost perfectly spherical fish like the adorable little lumpsucker, life is rather more complex.

It was perfectly spherical.

It is perfectly spherical, and weareth a runcible cap...

Only an artificial sphere of silicon that was created as a standard for weights is known to be more perfectly spherical.

Some kind of grey fog was forming around her, a perfectly spherical bubble of the stuff, with her at the centre.

These surface molecules therefore experience a net downward pull that curls the water into a perfectly spherical drop in the absence of gravity.

This was disquieting, because the current Aristotelian doctrine supposed the moon, in common with the planets, to be a perfectly spherical, smooth body.

The first process to be performed by the optician is to grind the glass into the shape of a lens with perfectly spherical surfaces.

Just for simplicity, let's say that the Earth is perfectly spherical with a radius of 6.378 x 106 meters.

She put out a finger and touched a drop that quivered, perfectly spherical, on his abdomen, just above the tangle of his pubic hair.

Stones reduced by nature into queer shapes, hollowed for instance by the action of sand or water, perfectly spherical, or strikingly coloured were favourite offerings.

Another defect of the eye, known as astigmatism, is due to the fact that the eye does not always have a perfectly spherical front (cornea).