Converse of object

• rarefy: Rarefied sphere of pamuk describes the last is debatable phenomenon which surely.

• intersect: Simple algebraic operations are then used to intersect two spheres, or a line and a sphere.

• deform: In fact, a pea is quite a good image for a deformed sphere.

• flatten: After several tries some flattened spheres, some blue, some red, come into fuzzy view.

• invade: In our view, these purposes can only be achieved by the creation of a modern movement invading every sphere of national life.

• penetrate: Wireless LAN for private and home-office users Wireless solutions are increasingly penetrating the private sphere.

Adjective modifier

• celestial: The earth's axis projected on to the celestial sphere defines astronomical north.

• armillary: Armillary spheres These resemble a miniature Earth made from bands of metal.

• planetary: As it passed through the planetary spheres, so it received a portion of each planet's nature.

• heavenly: Nature is variable because the heavenly spheres vary their state, and therefore human beings vary in their qualities.

• hollow: Von Guericke had earlier prepared a large hollow sphere from which he had removed the air using a vacuum pump of his invention.

• public: Habermas ' model of public sphere suggests the idea of private people engaging for the public cause.

Modifies a noun

• packing: This motivates the study of current theories both regular and random sphere packing.

• logo: Reuters and the Reuters sphere logo are registered trademarks and trademarks of the Reuters group of companies around the world.

Noun used with modifier

• coordination: The zinc coordination sphere, bond lengths and angles are shown in table 4.3.

• probe: The fellow will introduce probes spheres ( both polystyrene and magnetic ) in to a range of cells.

Preposition: of

• influence: Hook seems to have been firmly in the ' sphere of influence ' of Selby Abbey.

• radius: A sphere of 200 megaparsecs radius centered on the earth is large enough to contain several large clusters of galaxies.

• endeavor: But then commentators in every sphere of human endeavor do this every day.

Preposition: with

• radius: An egg has an equator which is smaller than that of a sphere with the same polar radius.