symmetrically

Women use both sides of their brain more symmetrically than men.

Due chose to design the building symmetrically around the waiting room.

The other side, of course, would bear another symmetrically positioned eye.

For them it was like going up a series of more or less symmetrically placed rocks.

In 1928-1930, two additional wings were symmetrically added to each side of the building.

The 1260 was the first one hundred percent symmetrically shaped ski.

The mane goes symmetrically down the back of the neck.

Finally the black pieces will be placed symmetrically to White's base row.

They extend symmetrically from the central body and have six arches.

This figure is symmetrically set up so either end can be used as the anode.

The story itself is symmetrically framed by scenes of the Anderson family in church.

This is likely because garden cities are typically planned symmetrically.

The facade is cut through by three symmetrically located gates.

It looked for all the world like a symmetrically winged beast.

The windows, which had spread symmetrically from the center, were smudged away.

These patches often occur to both sides symmetrically and may change shape.

Anything you read from it is, again, symmetrically decrypted and returned back into the clear.

The station building is symmetrically designed on an H-shaped floor plan.

Predictably in this symmetrically designed house, the next room was a bathroom.

They are arranged in pairs and symmetrically placed on all sides of the building.

There are five narrow points spaced symmetrically around the rim.

There are also six symmetrically placed chimneys on the roof.

We treat the partners much more symmetrically than we used to.

Many great houses had two stories, with rows of windows arranged symmetrically.

There are four binding sites symmetrically arranged on each of its six faces.