The sphere's symmetry is demanded by the symmetry of the two balanced symmetric forces.
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Sets of numbers can have symmetry, too, and the more symmetry a set has, the easier it is to understand—you can apply symmetry relationships to discover unknown values.
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The other thing is that it has left-right symmetry, not the usual crossword rotational symmetry.
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Reluctantly, I abandoned my dreams of left-right symmetry and looked for options using standard rotational symmetry.
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Mirror symmetry instead of diagonal symmetry, which makes it much easier to pull off a sophisticated theme like this one.
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The above rotation is one symmetry of the square, and our example of line symmetry can be thought of as another.
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JS: Many of your paintings utilize a deliberate symmetry of organization, and in your newest paintings there is a vertical symmetry.
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However, the latest version features icosahedral symmetry, an exotic pattern featuring 60 points of rotational symmetry, somewhat like that of a soccer ball.
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Second, I wanted to see if using left-right mirror symmetry instead of regular crossword symmetry would make constructing the quad stacks easier.
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It's a sliver of symmetry—a narrow one, but symmetry still—to see Winslow deferring to Wade the same way Butler once did.
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This robotic Tinkerbell is the center of her universe, and for maximum regal effect, the artist pedestals his goddess within symmetry and near symmetry.
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Since applying a symmetry to the square gives us the same square again, you could apply another symmetry, which would produce the same square yet again.
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This is cleverly rendered using mirror symmetry in the grid, instead of the more typical rotational symmetry, as well as the card values in the circled/shaded squares.
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It opens with "Symmetry I" and closes with "Symmetry II" — two perspectives on the same idea, operating first in a processional hum and later in a quieter, darker mood.
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Mr. Andersen counters symmetry along one axis (north-south) with symmetry on the opposite axis (east-west) and juxtaposes multiple geometries (a turning ring or star, spirals, parallel lines).
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But if axions do indeed interact differently with matter and antimatter, Morrissey said, it would violate an important law of physics called CPT symmetry (charge, parity, and time reversal symmetry).
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The only explanation I can think of is tradition — to me, left-right symmetry is just as elegant as rotational symmetry, and it also makes many otherwise-impossible themes doable.
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Image: symmetry magazineThe ABCs of Particle Physics was published by SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, who jointly run symmetry magazine, and the hardcover version only costs 10.99.
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I've always found crosswords with diagonal symmetry to be aesthetically equivalent to those with rotational symmetry, and so I figured I'd try making a puzzle with it (and without gimmick otherwise!).
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The early-20th-century mathematician Emmy Noether showed that every symmetry comes with a conservation law: The rotational symmetry of the universe reflects the preservation of a quantity we call angular momentum.
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The plan involves bilateral symmetry, rather than radial symmetry; protective sepals alternating with petals; and usually a special lower petal, called a lip, that can serve as a landing pad for pollinators.
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As well as enabling us to pose the art historical questions of what sequence or symmetry meant to these different artists, sequence and symmetry appealed to me because it is very directly communicated.
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The bright colors, long shadows, and symmetry were just right.
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It should have Charge and Parity (handedness), or CP symmetry.
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It's much more like the bilateral symmetry found in nature.
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Wilczek's idea was simple: Can molecules break time translational symmetry?
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Pet Symmetry is a band that thrives on inside jokes.
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Prince has broken a cardinal rule of makeup: bilateral symmetry.
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" The symmetry standard depended on "a hypothetical state of affairs.
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First of all, it pays to check a grid's symmetry.
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"We might ask for symmetry" in governments' stakes, he said.
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"I love the symmetry of it all," the owner added.
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If you look at her lips, there's lack of symmetry.
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"It was perfect symmetry," the film's producer, Richard Roth, said.
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In both, a meticulous, even obsessive symmetry dominates the work.
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The group, led by physicist Chetan Nayak, built on prior research from Princeton University, which found that time crystals can spontaneously break a fundamental symmetry called time-translation symmetry to exhibit periodicity over time.
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The very definition of a crystal relies on the notion of symmetry: the atoms line up in highly ordered, repeating honeycomb patterns, and that symmetry should be evident whichever way you look at it.
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Regular crystal structures are periodically arranged in neatly fitted shapes like cubes (four-fold symmetry) or triangles (three-fold symmetry), but quasicrystals are arranged in non-periodic patterns such as pentagonal, five-fold symmetries.
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As described in a new paper in Physical Review Letters, rather than exhibiting symmetry in the structure — the way its atoms are arranged — this new type of crystal's symmetry lies in how its particles move.
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In 1976, Dr. Kibble applied spontaneous symmetry breaking to the study of the early universe, introducing the idea that the universe, symmetrical at its start, lost symmetry and acquired defects as it expanded and cooled.
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Recently, the study of mirror symmetry has taken a new turn.
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Half my new hires were women; I hadn't consciously targeted symmetry.
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In between bites, I scan her face to evaluate its symmetry.
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But here's hoping the third time's charm for BICEP physicists.[Symmetry]
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At a granular level, though, symmetry is really about moving points.
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The practice, which is called facial mapping, analyzes symmetry in faces.
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Sometimes I tap them with my thumbs for their comforting symmetry.
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"It has a certain symmetry to it, doesn't it?" he said.
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This symmetry also puts a lot of pressure in the middle.
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Although the puzzle is of normal diagonal symmetry, these entries aren't.
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When I started constructing, very few grids used left-right symmetry.
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This dangerous symmetry leaves the two sides hurtling toward each other.
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And those symmetry rules mean theme entries must be arranged symmetrically.
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It's called partisan symmetry and has widespread support among social scientists.
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The building reflects the Mughal architectural style, stressing symmetry and balance.
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And a lot of that organization has to do with symmetry.
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Just like physics allows for the spontaneous formation of crystals, whose periodicity breaks the symmetry of space, so too should it allow for the spontaneous formation of time crystals, whose periodicity break the symmetry of time.
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A symmetry of consumption has given way to a minefield of choice.
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Intuitively we have a sense of symmetry as a kind of mirroring.
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In other words, he hadn't captured a symmetry—he had created one.
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During my visit, Tom and I talked about Rorschach, inkblots, and symmetry.
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It's starting out on a fairly thin case, from OtterBox's "Symmetry" line.
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What remains classical in his approach is his strict respect for symmetry.
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They may not have talent, but clearly symmetry isn't beyond their reach.
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We ended up having to use a grid with right-left symmetry.
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The photo, titled "SYMMETRICAL URBAN," also shows the symmetry of the landscape.
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Physicists refer to this assumed consistency of gravity throughout the universe as Lorentz symmetry, and it reflects the "deepest symmetry in the nature of spacetime," says physicist Alan Kostelecky of Indiana University, who was not involved in the work.
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There's a real symmetry in this scene, which Jack and Rebecca comment on.
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Often one will hear that there's a time-reversal symmetry in the laws.
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To see how symmetry helps a mathematician navigate a problem, picture a circle.
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Because Insecure appreciates symmetry between characters, Issa's vibrator also runs out of batteries.
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The shorts feature similar meticulously framed visuals and a penchant for Kubrickian symmetry.
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Maybe the symmetry breaking occurs in some way that hasn't been observed yet.
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The show culminates with a video that brings the fractal symmetry into motion.
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Every major physics theory exhibits something called "time-reversal symmetry" in its equations.
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But reuniting with Messina, Ginobili said, only added to the San Antonio symmetry.
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Gothic elements and monochromatic symmetry recur and the ornamentation can verge on unreadable.
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The question is, why this symmetry group—SU(3) × SU(2) × U(13)?
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Symmetry is one of the most basic qualities to understand about such spaces.
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The ORI-REVO is software for designing 3D origami that has rotational symmetry.
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Even chimeras can be described in the language of clusters and symmetry subgroups.
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OtterBox's Symmetry Series is thin, sleek, and super stylish — for mirror selfies, obviously.
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Or you might recognize the visual symmetry, and reflect it in a mirror.
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If one card buckles, however, the whole system collapses and loses its symmetry.
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This is an unfortunate but necessary comparison considering the symmetry of shuttering democracy.
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We look at the symmetry of the logos by the manufacturer, the zippers.
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But no matter—she still draped the towels with an eye-pleasing symmetry.
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I love the classic tele vibe with the symmetry of a double cutaway.
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The No. 2 Court, with its enchanting lack of symmetry, is already gone.
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" That symmetry is just one of the echoes tucked into "Relatives in Descent.
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There is symmetry in Hadfield's Rangers career befitting his toughness and scoring prowess.
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There was an obvious temptation to dwell on the symmetry of the tragedies.
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For symmetry, she asked the universe what will happen in the 2020 elections.
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Known for their symmetry, "colonial houses" were popular among Google users this year.
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The Golden Ratio judges a person's attractiveness based on the symmetry of their face.
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Physicists research buckyballs because they have unique properties that derive from their icosahedral symmetry.
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Each manipulation that preserves its physical location is called a symmetry of the square.
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But there are other kinds of symmetry that have nothing to do with mirrors.
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Of course it's impossible to tell, precisely because of the criteria for a symmetry.
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The proportions, weight distribution, and symmetry of the Galaxy S8 are all expertly judged.
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Sure. But we're down for anything that helps us inch closer toward brow symmetry.
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There's a sort of symmetry in the firm's return to a family business now.
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So we crisped up the lines and heightened the symmetry, cleaning up the looks.
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By doing so, the painting focuses exclusively on the symmetry of its subject's physiognomy.
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It literally doesn't go anywhere or do anything, it's just there for design symmetry.
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The concept of partisan symmetry is reviewed here by Bernard Grofman and Gary King.
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"It looks the same as the other ones for purposes of symmetry," he explained.
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Opinion Columnist There was a bleak symmetry to the momentous events of this week.
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Some of the photos have mesmerizing symmetry, like this photo from the Jamaica vs.
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There's just too much symmetry and thematic opportunity there for Marvel to ignore it.
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Many have alluded to the symmetry of the beginning and the end of life.
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"Tesla on the weekly chart looks amazing ... we've got some beautiful symmetry," he noted.
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In that speech, Powell supported the Fed doctrine of symmetry around its inflation objective.
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When Boeing airplanes were grounded, an aerial photo captured the moment with satisfying symmetry.
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It's a symmetry in which the individual light rays are moved up and down.
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Each time a phase transition occurs in a material, it alters the material's symmetry.
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One of the unspoken cardinal rules of Op Art that Stack breaks is symmetry.
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It is left-aligned, which further reinforces the lack of symmetry in the logo.
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The symmetry of the two abortion plots is so striking as to be bizarre.
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The symmetry with a few previous names on Bob Arum's stable has been noted.
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Crossword symmetry didn't make that perfectly possible, but I hope this layout came close.
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He said their clean lines and symmetry make them "very striking" as photographic backdrops.
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Yet, in the end, a symmetry emerges from the chaos he describes and embodies.
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Both a and b can shift a parabola's axis of symmetry, not just b.
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But it has the elegance and integrity and uncanny formal symmetry of something scripted.
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One of Fuller's customizations was the crown molding, lending the space an elegant symmetry.
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"Yet, in the end, a symmetry emerges from the chaos he describes and embodies."
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Using these cheater squares, however, muddles the grid art and eliminates the super symmetry.
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TU: There is a lot of symmetry in life, of one kind or another.
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To figure out where Apple's stock could go next, Boroden used the concept of symmetry.
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For a rectangular object to exhibit this rotational symmetry, it must have four identical sides.
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" Those principles are relativity, quantum mechanics and a mathematical rule of uniformity called "gauge symmetry.
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A symmetry requires that the transformation not alter the size or shape of the object.
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The two stand in perfect symmetry in the middle of the palm tree-lined street.
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"From the standpoint of evolution, it turns out, breaking symmetry wasn't that difficult," he said.
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There's a fitting symmetry here — the Jennings marriage is saved, and so is the world.
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Eventually, Krasinski would play her on-screen husband, giving the project an almost poetic symmetry.
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So again, if we can get back up to $140, $150, the symmetry is broken.
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Look at his perfect cleavage, which neatly divides in perfect symmetry just above that chasm.
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We know that he's artificially reduced 15 years of sister's life to one frightful symmetry.
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Yaida and Charbonneau's calculation essentially says that replica symmetry breaking occurs in spin glasses too.
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There seems to be some kind of poetic symmetry in AT&T buying Time Warner.
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There are more exotic forms of symmetry than the ones we learn in elementary school.
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Zimmer had a good reason for using this looser version of symmetry in his conjecture.
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Around the same time, Boreta and Grenier were talking about creating a video symmetry app.
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With two people working on something that involves construction and symmetry, that means constant communication.
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That clever piece of symmetry underlined how much Alicia had changed during the intervening years.
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For symmetry, there's a black square on the far left, but it serves no purpose.
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Instead of endless mustache-grooming, we see Poirot straightening others' ties and fixating on symmetry.
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Also wanted dual symmetry with radiating triple stacks of 10-letter entries in each corner.
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It also creates more symmetry in the room that you might not have had otherwise.
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I chose this grid in part for its pleasing symmetry, but also for its versatility.
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Possibly. But "Behind the City" is exceptionally ingenious in finding the symmetry within urban flux.
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Sea stars are known for their powers of regeneration as well as their appealing symmetry.
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By a pleasing symmetry, Willy's wife, Linda, is played by Emad's wife, Rana (Taraneh Alidoosti).
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Experienced solvers might notice that the grid (again) dispenses with the regular crossword rotational symmetry.
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Of course the parameter of matching word lengths for symmetry also went into the choices.
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Beautiful as that symmetry may be, physicists like Kostelecky suspect that it doesn't actually exist.
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She patented an eyebrow-shaping method called the Golden Ratio, inspired by balance and symmetry.
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We wanted to make sure that every shape had a beautiful radial symmetry to it.
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The end result explores our cultural ideal of perfect symmetry, in life and in death.
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Because Ms. Burnikel's set does not lend itself well to typical diagonal symmetry (she has a 15, a 9 and two 10s), she uses mirror symmetry in her grid design today, which allows her to include what was probably the best of her theme entries.
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I have been learning how to prune trees this year and have become more aware and interested in symmetry and equilibrium in nature; the varieties of symmetry (combinations of radial and bilateral) depending on purpose in nature are quite amazing, some overt, some subtle.
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It also often plays with symmetry — with geometric forms and symbols radiating out from the center.
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Some of these models add an extra symmetry, called "supersymmetry," that doubles the number of particles.
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"The law of symmetry struck a chord with me in a huge way," McLoughlin tells Creators.
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How does the actual world, whose fundamental laws respect T symmetry, manage to look so asymmetric?
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But the normal way you describe a time-reversal symmetry presupposes there's a direction of time.
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Suppose we construct a symmetry; how many possibilities are there for where point A ends up?
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"The face may also show a lack of symmetry [when someone is lying]," Wood told INSIDER.
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Chang often pairs them in complementary compositions, the poses echoing one another in symmetry or opposition.
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What we've reached is the perfect symmetry of supply and demand with today's level of efficiency.
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In Chris Hughes' mind, there's a chilling symmetry between the specters now confronting America and Facebook.
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It's a balance of the mouth's angle, smile width, how many teeth are visible and symmetry.
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Shishaldin, known for its impressive symmetry, is often emitting ash, steam, or both from its summit.
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"All we're asking for now is to create more symmetry in these trade agreements," Scaramucci said.
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He added that he would be a buyer of the stock on that bullish symmetry alone.
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Dany knows Daario will make her vulnerable, and there's a painful symmetry between Dany and Cersei.
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The strange practise promised to fix my uneven face with a few simple face symmetry exercises.
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Cole, 44, wants the Botched doctors to fix her breasts' "symmetry," but maintain their large size.
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In fact, there would be some symmetry if a horse with double-digit odds thwarted Nyquist.
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However, symmetry is not precisely defined and different interpretations have prevailed in markets, potentially misleading some.
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ONE WAS THIS DISCUSSION OF SYMMETRY AND THE OTHER WAS THIS DISCUSSION OF THE LONG RUN.
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LIESMAN: WHEN IT COMES TO SYMMETRY AND INFLATION, HOW HIGH IS YOUR TOLERANCE FOR HIGHER INFLATION?
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The symmetry of the itch, both thighs, the crook of each elbow, left ankle, then right.
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Truly, did ever two people of such facial symmetry meet—and bone—before Depp and Moss?
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In an interview with MTV News yesterday, the rapper explained the idea behind the symmetry. DAMN.
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"This is a concept called symmetry: stock moves tend to terminate at similar levels," Cramer said.
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That symmetry was the Port Authority's guiding principle when it began adorning the Holland Tunnel sign.
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Ms. Konofaos eschews symmetry for designs that include stunningly realistic, hand-molded flowers and painted icings.
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Admired for its symmetry and classic cone shape, the volcano was named for a mythological fairy.
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Maintaining rotational symmetry can be a pain, but fortunately, CrossFire takes care of that for you.
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" In truth, there is no symmetry between either "alt-right" and either "antifa" or "alt-left.
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Otterbox's slimmer Symmetry case ($51) is also nice, but for more protection, grab the Defender ($220).
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In Bilton's account an unexpected symmetry emerges between the agents investigating Ulbricht and the kingpin himself.
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Basic things like symmetry and grid numbering are so much easier when you use electronic help.
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I think it would be a wonderful symmetry to conclude Handmaid's and then transition right in.
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Hurricane Dorian's clear eye and near-circular symmetry, apparent in satellite images, signify a ferocious storm.
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Hurricane Dorian's clear eye and near-circular symmetry, apparent in satellite images, signify a ferocious storm.
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Although every aisle showed something different, in their symmetry they all looked the same to me.
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From the looks of things, however, the newly announced Razr is a lovely bit of symmetry.
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They stared at his tanned, oiled skin, inspecting the size, symmetry and definition of his muscles.
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The symmetry was only interrupted by one corner of the ring sloping down into the earth.
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RM: When you were talking about beauty and symmetry — that language is very loaded in dance.
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On the home page of her website, Braun posts her "drawing rules": Symmetry / Abstraction / Carbon medium.
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It had an elliptical body with bilateral symmetry, evidence of musculature and a thin yet flexible skin.
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Suppose we know that a symmetry of the square maps A to B. Where can C go?
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Her work has always been minimal in its formal sensibilities, with a symmetry between light and dark.
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Plus, it's also 23 letters long, which matches PUZZLE PIECE and thus advances our grid symmetry mission.
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And like Christopher, we are all continually trying to impose internal symmetry on the bewildering world outside.
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The bilateral symmetry of the interior looks both unnerving and yet completely normal at the same time.
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But he stands by the idea that there's no replica symmetry breaking in less than six dimensions.
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Celia Gomez edited together this montage of Sherlock's use of symmetry, and it's pretty neat to see.
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The rear of the device has been curved to match, which creates a nice bit of symmetry.
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This concavity is mirrored at the top of the phone purely for the sake of design symmetry.
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The images are annotated with tags related to features including craniofacial measurements, facial symmetry, age and gender.
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She stands and begins to suck at her mother's free side, creating an odd sort of symmetry.
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The perfect symmetry of the last line hit many fans the hardest and got the tears flowing.
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As long as we act to keep inflation within the symmetry envisioned, inflation expectations should be contained.
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In fact, you probably wouldn't notice the symmetry at all in a still image of the crystal.
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But the socioeconomic march forward continued, and there was a noble symmetry to that transitional year, 1997.
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Swallow draws inspiration from Anderson's use of symmetry and framing, but Carle is overwhelmingly Please's visual ancestor.
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More than any "Angels" I've encountered, Ms. Elliott's version illuminates the symmetry amid the play's diverse relationships.
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However, as Dr. Palmer points out, this symmetry is violated when calculations approximate the sub-grid information.
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"The symmetry of the patterns is very important for the behavior of the droplet," said Dr. Song.
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D'Alvia and Segre are sculptors and Saccoccio and DiBenedetto are painters, giving the show a nice symmetry.
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For example, unless you're specifically going for symmetry with the background, try placing your subject off-center.
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It disrupts the building's near perfect symmetry only so that its mihrab could face precisely toward Mecca.
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So there's a certain symmetry to Daenerys's and Jon Snow's arrival that you see in the trailer.
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They both Googled well enough, but BACKDOOR made the cut to adhere to the rules of symmetry.
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The inflaton field weakly broke this temporal symmetry by slowly dropping in energy over time, initiating change.
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And I loved creating a grid with horizontal and vertical symmetry — it feels like Mexican tile art.
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The ECB also needs to provide a clear definition of what symmetry around the target actually means.
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It's a full fleet of Citi Bikes that, all in a row, take on a swanlike symmetry.
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We love that symmetry, and together their stories speak more broadly to a larger population of teenagers.
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The issue that exemplifies the genius of the nine-panel structure and perhaps the series&apos greatest is its fifth issue, "Fearful Symmetry," where the entire issue, like its title, is juxtaposed in a perfect symmetry that begins here, in the centerfold image in the middle of the book.
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I have an obsessions with triangles and pyramids and I like the symmetry of them on my face.
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He conjectured that critical materials respect a group of symmetries called "conformal symmetries," including, most importantly, scale symmetry.
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Another conformal symmetry says the three-point function must not change when you invert the three distances involved.
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Dev Hynes's career thus far has achieved a near-perfect symmetry with the musical landscape that surrounds him.
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What would eventually become the field of mirror symmetry began when physicists went looking for some extra dimensions.
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Beginning in the 1940s, mathematicians began to explore ways of situating Diophantine equations in settings with more symmetry.
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"There's some symmetry in the day," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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Evolutionary psychologists believe the same traits we find beautiful — facial symmetry, for example — also reflect health and intelligence.
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In Nayak and co's model, the system breaks the discrete time-translation symmetry of a periodically driven system.
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The sphere is the shape with the greatest symmetry; it's no different in one direction than any other.
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In all cases, the spin breaks the symmetry between one direction (the axis of rotation) and all others.
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To be acquired by roundtable healthcare partners for $13.10 per share in cash * Transaction values symmetry surgical inc.
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The other geometry in string theory is space-time itself, and its symmetry gives you the monster group.
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If you're not into the bulk, slim down to the Otterbox Symmetry series — without slimming down on protection.
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In fact, as I previously wrote in an article for Symmetry magazine, even your own body produces radioactivity.
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Instead, he confirmed that what I saw was real — a miscalculation in the symmetry from the last surgery.
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Many of his logos pay allegiance to metal's major visual tropes: bilateral symmetry, monochromatics and thematic ornamental decorations.
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The roundness and symmetry of the bubble would seem to imply this, but instead we have the above.
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Coulter's point was already a racist dig at Latinos, but the historical symmetry makes it even more vile.
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Synchronization seems to spring from symmetry, and yet scientists have also discovered that asymmetry helps stabilize synchronous states.
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Hugh Behroozy is obsessed with symmetry — so much so that they wanted his company's name is even symmetric.
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The sense of symmetry and asymmetry in the composition echoes Mondrian as well as pays homage to him.
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It also explains evolution: We evolved from flatworms, which were not especially intelligent but did have bilateral symmetry.
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"This time my face symmetry got better very quickly, but my eye squintiness [sic] got worse," she explains.
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And yet, quite unlike Cunningham, Mr. Andersen is continually fascinated in this work by symmetry and spatial harmony.
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Perhaps the most important tool used to ensure symmetry and precise measurements is the golden ratio eyebrow ruler.
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Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta rounded out the evening, creating a nice symmetry opposite the Ligeti.
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There is a certain symmetry to his inheritance: The outsider becomes the establishment, for whatever that's worth now.
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Paraphrasing the petition, Mr. Stone said the sculpture's planned location would throw off the lawn's Versailles-like symmetry.
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Between running the label and playing in Desire, Symmetry, and Glass Candy, Johnny Jewel is a busy guy.
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Symmetry is the most fundamental concept in physics, and ultimately constrains how particles can interact with one another.
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Its scope is intimate and lovely, its meandering paths the opposite of formal symmetry and rumblings of glory.
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Hey, how about using mirror symmetry to put all the key words in the middle of the puzzle?
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And like that puzzle, this one uses left/right symmetry because of the lengths of the theme answers.
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His practice did not limit itself to the measured confines of dynamic symmetry, or the art of mysticism.
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If one believes that partisan symmetry should be a goal in redistricting, the new map is eminently fair.
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It is also, by symmetry, a measure of the relative cost to companies of issuing equity versus debt.
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This is a major reordering of our relationship to try to bring some balance and symmetry to it.
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As with both previous puzzles, the symmetry was pretty much dictated by the lengths of the theme entries.
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As with both previous puzzles, the symmetry was pretty much dictated by the lengths of the theme entries.
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Other factors driving bumble bee flower use include the length of their tongue, flower symmetry and color preference.
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She&aposs then chided by her coworker Chris because the "symmetry is all off" when she decorates it.
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They are big enough that, despite the deliberate flouting of balance and symmetry, they don't exactly evoke pity.
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During the Renaissance period, artists would use an equation to create balance, symmetry, and beauty in their work.
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I owe a debt of gratitude to the constructor who first published a puzzle with left-right symmetry.
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It may have to do with symmetry, patterns and repetition, which our brains seem to find inherently pleasing.
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I never said there was equal symmetry in terms of culpability, but the left has contributed to this.
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The seeming contradiction between the analysis based on partisan symmetry and one based on simulated nonpartisan congressional districts gets at the heart of what may be the next big debate in gerrymandering: whether nonpartisan maps should strive for partisan symmetry, or whether they should try to avoid political considerations altogether.
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First, suppose I told you that we had transformed the square via a symmetry and this was the result.
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We've got to bring symmetry and balance back to this relationship for the sake of global stability and peace.
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It has all of Anderson's aggressively aestheticized trademarks, too—his unrelenting uncomfortable silences, precious pastels, and stickling for symmetry.
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There is a symmetry to their results that is worth noting while looking at the firm's combined growth results.
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The links go beyond simply convenience though, and there is much symmetry to be found between Alibaba and Paytm.
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Like, the net moved upward in perfect symmetry—like a drop of water hitting a pond at bullet speed.
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Spain's jersey forgoes symmetry for a row of yellow and purple triangles down the side of the red kit.
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It's purely carnal, based off of your genetic makeup, the symmetry of your face, how many abs you had.
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How the endless symmetry of every object takes on a creepy, cult-like quality when laid out so brazenly.
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Their union has the inevitable symmetry of destiny: "Dark rises, and light to meet it," as Snoke puts it.
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It's symmetry is not only pleasing to look at, but it makes the phone nicer to hold, as well.
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To me, their symmetry makes them look like enormous snowflakes, windblown at the least likely time of the year.
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Other senators described the various proposals under discussion as being aimed at trying to provide "symmetry" to both sides.
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As a woman who appreciated math and symmetry, the fact that his distance matched her birthday seemed a plus.
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This gives them time to track the development by keeping an eye on things like cell division and symmetry.
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For each live show, Super Symmetry is tasked with visually integrating the musical and scientific aspects of the project.
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Some of the most compelling photos use symmetry, patterns, and color to highlight the tension between beauty and tragedy.
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The "Mona Lisa of the ancient world" enchanted the crowds with her serene smile, stunning symmetry and refined proportions.
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His muscularity, combined with near-perfect symmetry, has made him unbeatable, for now, and maybe for several more years.
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It matures as she matures, an obvious but also puzzling symmetry: sibling, parent, origin, offspring, aging exactly in sync.
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Strangely, there is a kind of poetic symmetry between the Hapsburgs' ritual, and the premise behind Mr. Mishima's business.
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Over all, the new court-ordered map comes very close to achieving partisan symmetry in an evenly divided state.
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However, it is not as perfect as 29/211/219, because using the full year, 193, ruins the symmetry.
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You already know I'm OK with zero and one lenses, and the bookending twos made for some lovely symmetry.
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Do you think there's any power in the symmetry of Mr. Starr going up against Democrats then and now?
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There is an undeniable elegance in its swinging limbs, its clockwork symmetry, its mechanical momentum, its choreography of balance.
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Biparental care is the rule among boobies, but longtime mates have perfected the art of symmetry and turn-taking.
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LAXART presents a unique opportunity to see Crippled Symmetry, one of his late masterworks for piano, flute, and percussion.
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" She explained that symmetry is the cornerstone of all of her ELEMENTS course, because "what you need to know to execute any look, whether it's a shimmery eye, a matte eye, whatever it is your heart desires, you'll be able to do it as long as you understand the key factor of symmetry.
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The posthumanist replicants, synthetic humanoids, robo-hot-sticks – call them what you will—their facial symmetry is a dead giveaway.
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" Many physicists would put it like this: "Whenever a system exhibits a continuous symmetry, there is an associated conserved charge.
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The effort to come up with a fundamental explanation for mirror symmetry is being advanced by several groups of mathematicians.
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The methodological issues behind this dispute are interesting, but for an ordinary citizen, the symmetry is the most important part.
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The contrarian headline and neat symmetry of the illustration made the fake Electoral College map irresistible share-bait on Facebook.
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The first assumption is that quantum mechanics should satisfy their definition of time-symmetry, like lots of other physics theories.
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It is this transformation of an object so that the result is indistinguishable from the original that defines a symmetry.
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"Beauty is not measured by numbers, or symmetry, or shapes, or sizes, or colours, or anything like that," Jackson explained.
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It retains many of Bugatti's signature engineering traits, such as the accentuated center line, symmetry, and a sweeping signature curve.
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Tech2449's Pure Clear cases offer great lightweight protection, while Lifeproof's Next and Otterbox's Symmetry collections are more heavy-duty.
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Students can also use the camera to learn about fractals or use Apple Pencils and apps to learn about symmetry.
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More than 6,000 people submitted their pictures to have their attractiveness evaluated based on factors such as symmetry and wrinkles.
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It meant pushing the body to find a language of sorts, and her works often involved repetition, symmetry and patterns.
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If the replica symmetry breaks in glass, then the atoms take on different configurations in different parts of the glass.
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Moore is saying that Yaida's math doesn't conclusively show that the replica symmetry breaking happens in less than six dimensions.
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Banham was a champion of innovation in architecture, and disliked the decidedly classical symmetry and rhythm of the building's façade.
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This allows it to retain a symmetry that suits its ceremonial purpose, but makes it less rigid and less imposing.
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She believes that we can reach a higher level of consciousness by reconnecting with the symmetry of the human body.
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I will say that it's a little lonely to be talking about symmetry and, you know, it being above 2.
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Given the symmetry and the physical split, I found myself asking whether I was seeing more than what was there.
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For instance, Szpajdel's emblematic design for Norwegian black metal band Emperor calls upon a fiercely balanced symmetry of unapproachable barbs.
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It takes just a moment to realize that the symmetry group of the circle can't be applied to the square.
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The most familiar symmetry transformations — reflect a square over its diagonal, or rotate the square 90 degrees — are very rigid.
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There are looser, more flexible types of symmetry transformations, though, and these are the ones of interest in Zimmer's conjecture.
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A love of symmetry is, after all, easier to identify with than a loyalty to a specific South Asian script.
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Reshuffled for symmetry, the flag of the Solomon Islands now flutters from the pole still bearing the Sao Tome plaque.
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The link between synchronization and symmetry was first solidified by Pecora and coauthors in their 2014 paper on cluster synchronization.
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Note the perfect symmetry as Goiás forward Rosicley Pereira da Silva (aka Rossi) steps to Vila Nova player Marcelo Cordeiro.
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The poll showed opposition from both Democrats and Republicans to the withdrawal, an unusual symmetry in today's hyper-partisan politics.
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Eventually he had a breakthrough: he was trying to apply a static (fixed) form of symmetry to dynamic (moving) objects.
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Despite the formalism, Burnham notes, the symmetry of each building is "bent a little" to add an ad hoc air.
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This so-called gauge symmetry dictates that the fundamental forces of nature retain their basic structure through space and time.
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This orchestral program, heard in the second of three performances, on Friday, was a gem in its simplicity and symmetry.
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The mathematician received the medal for her work in understanding the symmetry of curved surfaces, Stanford officials said in 2014.
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But this was a week in which the pretense of symmetry between the modern Democratic and Republican parties fell away.
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Atkins laid down the plants on the page with a careful eye to composition, often with an attempt at symmetry.
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The song, produced by TDE's Sounwave, has a haunting symmetry to it: What you hear is also what you see.
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You may have seen bare trunks with branches that fork over and over in perfect symmetry (that opposite branching again).
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Working within the parameters of symmetry, under 140 words, and fresh entries is like solving a puzzle of another kind.
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With pleasing symmetry, the story includes references to watchmakers and Filigree Street, linking "The Bedlam Stacks" to Pulley's first novel.
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Although the horizontal theme entries are symmetric, it would have been ideal to also have symmetry in the vertical themers.
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"You are directly paying more because of that — it's an interesting kind of symmetry to tech but it's very different."
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Few designers aim for complete symmetry, but most try to achieve a sense of balance or order across the composition.
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Few designers aim for complete symmetry, but most try to achieve a sense of balance or order across the composition.
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I put the constraint of total symmetry into the initial mix, which made for a lot of time-consuming frustration.
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Drawn with great attention to proportion, symmetry, and balance, handbags, paintbrushes, keys, tools, and pets embellish Rodwittiya's subjects like ornaments.
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I've often worked with symmetry and repeating forms, and I was always fascinated by the way that it resolves them.
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"Yeller," in contrast to the controlled symmetry exerted by "Secret Keeper," looks impaled by the tapered roll of the print.
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Symmetry Labs pioneers new LED technology at Burning Man with the Tree Of Tenere Symmetry Labs pioneers new LED technology at Burning Man with the Tree Of Tenere I've seen cross-company tribes of tinkerers working the kinks out of accelerometer light-up shoes, VR theater performances, and all manners of team management software.
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The interest in symmetry goes back to the experience of being dyslexic, and it has to do with the standing body.
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Since each snowflake faces a different turbulent path through the atmosphere, each twist, turn and fall grants it a unique symmetry.
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But band gaps were once thought to be unique to crystal lattices and direction-dependent, aligning with the crystal's symmetry axes.
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"This torus fibration is really the great difficulty of mirror symmetry," said Tony Pantev, a mathematician at the University of Pennsylvania.
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After decades building up the field of mirror symmetry, they're close to understanding the main reasons the field works at all.
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There is an identity symmetry (rotation by 0 degrees) that acts just as the number zero acts in our number system.
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And I'd like to think that we helped pushed it back to some core Halo principles in terms of the symmetry.
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To some, this meant that the strong force, too, should break this CP symmetry, and the strong-CP problem was born.
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My lips could honestly use clearer definition on the lower right side, and my eyebrows, oh god, what even is symmetry?
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If you believe in symmetry, last season's Celtics also played the Knicks in their third game, also at Madison Square Garden.
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Click through to take a vicarious trip to seven far-flung hotels with pastel exteriors, whimsical decor, and near-perfect symmetry.
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Photo by Mitchell Wojcik One of the best things about Pet Symmetry is their love of so-bad-they're-good puns.
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These noble gasses are used because they release light and electrons when they're smacked, according to an article in symmetry magazine.
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"The problem concerns something called replica symmetry breaking in glass, which according to Yaida is only "well established in infinite dimensions.
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By a curious symmetry, the second test of American policy involves a nuclear deal that Mr Trump seems determined to wreck.
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"We don't like what we see on the inflation front and symmetry means basically there is no 2% cap," Draghi said.
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And I appreciated the narrative symmetry between Teddy and Bernard each absenting themselves from the person they were trying to protect.
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Using a handmade camera, Blossfeldt magnified the symmetry of a single blossom or the curl of a tendril into something monumental.
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With the perfect symmetry outside and the seeming uniformity and discipline inside, the McLaren building felt like a giant ant hive.
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The ECB targets inflation at close to, but below, 2 percent and recently emphasized that there was symmetry around this target.
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" And "More fundamentally" the symmetry standard failed to "provid[e] a standard for deciding how much partisan dominance is too much.
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Memorized the curves of their bodies, the symmetry of their limbs, the hardness of their nipples, the sparkles on their swimsuits.
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But there's another symmetry, which is the new thing in this paper (though various forms of it have been discussed elsewhere).
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Hypertrophy, or bodybuilding exercises, are strongly encouraged among weightlifters to develop new muscle, improve symmetry, and increase neuromuscular stimulation of tissue.
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That said, for all the symmetry between 'then' and 'now', there's also a whole lot of 'in between' that needs mentioning.
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The theme is straightforward, for sure, and it's a bit lucky that the theme worked out to allow left/right symmetry.
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Leibovitz knows how to use lighting, filters symmetry, scenery and other assets to her advantage to to form an enthralling portrait.
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Perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise if the court strove for partisan symmetry in the context of a partisan gerrymandering case.
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He also sees "a brilliant symmetry" in how Islam combined Judaism's criticism of Christian theology with Christianity's criticism of Jewish particularism.
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What makes the symmetry even nicer is that it is quickly apparent that all four artists have gone their own way.
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Luckily, I found phrases of length 13 and 11 for MALT and HOPS, respectively, thereby appeasing the gods of crossword symmetry.
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John died three days later, on his 86th birthday, which, since he was a fan of order and symmetry, seemed purposeful.
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SEATTLE — The symmetry was too hard for Todd Frazier, the grown-up freckle-faced kid from Toms River, N.J., to ignore.
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The one on the second screen exists purely for aesthetic symmetry (and probably because it saved LG costs when buying components).
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"In young people, the crystals are pretty, they have this hexagonal symmetry—they look like a piece of quartz," Hain said.
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Students meet weekly with curators at museums throughout Boston to study concepts ranging from symmetry and texture to form and motion.
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The puzzle layout lent itself perfectly to left-right symmetry, which was coincidentally used for "Out of This World" as well.
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Based on Fibonacci's sequence, the ratio combines symmetry and asymmetry in a way that is alluring and attractive to the eye.
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