spheric
IPA: sfˈɛrɪk
noun
- Alternative form of sferic [A short pulse of electromagnetic radiation produced by lightning]
adjective
- Spherical.
- Of or relating to the heavenly orbs, or to the sphere or spheres in which, according to ancient astronomy and astrology, they were set.
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Examples of "spheric" in Sentences
- There is sphericity on my desk.
- The eggs are spherical and buoyant.
- The spherical building is the library.
- The shape of the water pool is spherical.
- But sphericity is not a criteria for that status.
- It is essentially the spherical form of the ring.
- This explaines the spherical shape of the spherulite.
- Sphericity is a measure of how spherical an object is.
- It involves the spherical inversion of the Fourier transform.
- Correction to “The 1973-1996 trends in depth-averaged tropo-spheric temperature,” J.
- The sphericity and irregularity of spherical optical surfaces are measured accurately.
- He smiled, because his rhyme caused a little atmo - spheric effect; it thought he was doing magic.
- Scoop a melon baller-sized ball of the chocolate mixture at a time, and quickly roll the ball in your palms to a satisfyingly spheric shape.
- Without worrying too much about the spheric shape, these dumplings are just as practical and easy to make at home as any — and come to think of it, a good way to use up some leftover stew.
- One of the reasons I was slower than my 'spheric brethren and sistren to jump on the anti-MoDo bandwagon was that, for all her flaws, she is inside the head of two politicians: Bubba and Dumbya.
- Keep turning them and letting them sit on one side of its surface until fairly uniformly browned noting the impossibility of a spheric “ball” having “sides”, mine came to about 5-6 sides to each ball.
- I am not educated in the strata-spheric definitions of various French restaurant types, but I am willing to risk my intelligence authority on nothing by saying that a café is more casual than, say, a bistro.
- As for the shape, it seemed like the object of this dumpling was to be as spheric as humanly possible, and for the dumpling wrapper seal to be as seamless and inconspicuous as the (culinary) gods in heaven (aka Napa Valley) could muster.
- That's what my generation envisioned, at least those of us who felt an urge in our solar plexuses to become troubadours, a collective of storytellers and imaginative dramatists improvising on the spot an art that impressionistically helped us find a new vision of the panorama of views we live within and songs that can be sung in any language with any accent, a mixing of cultures into a spheric culture.