Sentence examples for a limited shape from inspiring English sources
To be honest, it doesn't appear that different from the flat surface, although the fundamental change from a limited shape to a continuous one is something I'm sure the designers are excited about.
The crystals tend to have pores of limited shape and size, however, and are difficult to customize.
Because the research work of optimally shaped straight silencers in conjunction with multi-chamber cross-flow perforated ducts is rarely addressed, this paper will not only analyze the sound transmission loss (STL) of three kinds of cross-flow perforated mufflers but also will analyze the optimal design shape within a limited space.
Autologous bone grafts are available in limited shapes and sizes; significant donor site morbidity is another major disadvantage to this approach.
Cracks found in a nuclear power plant reactor coolant system (RCS), such as primary water stress corrosion cracking (PWSCC) and intergranular stress corrosion cracking (IGSCC), usually have natural crack front shapes that can be very different from the idealized semi-elliptical or rectangular shapes considered in engineering handbooks and other analytical solutions based on limited shapes.
Their ability to deploy typically comes along with a high design complexity and a limited freedom of shape.
Findings suggest that children are exposed to a limited number of shape categories and very few non-typical variants within those categories.
When you first use Scape, there is a limited number of shapes, backgrounds and moods.
The process is slow and expensive and can only be used to make a limited range of shapes.
Over three-fourths of Kramer's book is spent arguing that until recently judicial review occupied a limited role in shaping constitutional meaning because, "at the end of the day," an "informed public opinion" trumped the court's interpretations.
In 2011, Bathe and colleagues came up with a program called CanDo that could generate 3-D DNA structures, but it was restricted to a limited class of shapes that had to be built on a rectangular or hexagonal close-packed lattice of DNA bundles.
