Meanings of spherical shape in English

Vestige of the Sublime Brilliance exists in a spherical shape, termed splendor, 751-u.

Of all shapes, the spherical shape is the strongest.

Since the early 1500s, it has been generally accepted that our planet is a spherical shape.

The marine's helmet, nothing but a dark spherical shape, bobbed as he conversed with the newcomer.

The short, spherical shape sitting there moved slightly to its right, trying to stay hidden behind the Wookiee.

The spherical shape was the same, but with a different coloured flame inside, twisted in a different spiral.

Morphological studies conducted via AFM revealed spherical shape for AuNPs with nano-range size and stabilized by GT multi-functional groups.

The sound came from the tiny movements of the bubbles as they formed a spherical shape in the water.

The stability of LT structures is rationalized in terms of their spherical shape and the large number of nearest neighbours.

One element that readily forms bubbles-aswell as foam, a state where bubbles overlap and lose their spherical shape-iscalcium.

The surface morphology changed from an irregular to concave spherical shape as revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM).

On the macroscopic scale, strengthening occurs via an increased shell thickness, spherical shape, small size, and a lack of extended sutures.

The candle flame was silent, and though it was glowing more brightly every second, it had not taken on the spherical shape.

When rehydrated, the straw cells regain their normal spherical shape and begin to divide in 10 to 15 days.

His balloon was of the ordinary spherical shape, made of the best oiled silk, about 520 yards of which were used in its construction.

The irradiation induced slight changes in the spherical shape of the microparticles and the formation of free radicals was dependent on the drug loading.