Sentence examples for a characteristic shape from inspiring English sources

It added a new body with a characteristic shape, and the New Beetle was born.

Lagriinae (lagriids) have a characteristic shape, usually widened behind, and sometimes a metallic sheen.

Sonnets express a characteristic shape of human thought, and are, after a bit of practice, very easy to write.

Trifonov addressed Rachmaninov's refulgent melodic lines with imaginative creativity, giving each a characteristic shape – even if occasionally overemphasising something essentially accompanimental.

Each ribosome is composed of two subunits, a larger one and a smaller one, each of which has a characteristic shape.

The primate brain is enlarged in the specific areas concerned with vision (occipital lobes) and touch (parietal lobes) and thus takes a characteristic shape throughout the higher primates.

The test will be considered as positive when a decreased susceptibility to cefotaxime is combined with a clear-cut enhancement of the inhibition zone of cefotaxime in front of the clavulanate-containing disk, often resulting in a characteristic shape-zone referred to as 'champagne-cork' or 'keyhole' [ 12, 13].

Indeed, the best recognition results are achieved for the handclapping video, whose Activity Area outlines have a very characteristic shape.

How an organ develops its characteristic shape is a major issue.

In the spectrogram, these events form a characteristic "S" shape (Davies and Baker 1966).

Mup proteins form a characteristic glove shape, encompassing a ligand-binding pocket that accommodates specific small, organic chemicals.