The phrase "a smooth shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or form that has a sleek, even, or flowing contour, often in contexts related to design, art, or geometry.
Example: "The sculpture was admired for its elegant lines and a smooth shape that captivated all who viewed it."
Alternatives: "a sleek form" or "a fluid contour".
These analyses reproduced the well-established observations with a star-shaped pattern in the ovine mtDNA haplotype network and a smooth shape of mismatch distribution indicating a population expansion in the history of the species.
The trough structure in GPS-TEC demonstrates a smooth shape.
We present a method for producing analytic elements of a smooth shape, obtained using conformal mapping.
However, the above two terms cannot determine a smooth shape (and sometimes there are infinitely many solutions).
The multiple stabilities highlight the potential to achieve a smooth shape variation in the large area multi-stable structures.
The configuration has two special features: a smooth shape for ease in mobility and heavy metal plates for the best coupling.
Wrinkles are identified from the deviation of the shape from a smoothed shape.
To hide the ugly 'steps' that were on the noses of most cars last year, teams are allowed to use a thin piece of cosmetic bodywork to create a smoother shape.
Small errors would give rise to a smoother shape but they would have no effect on the latency since negative and positive errors would cancel each other after a sufficient number of averages.
However, we can observe a "smoother" shape of the plateau region in that case, and the difference between the maximum EE of the direct transmission compared to cooperative is less important.
The histograms performed over longer recording sessions simply showed a smoothed shape, but failed to better define the two-peaks picture.
