Sentence examples for a straight shape from inspiring English sources
They've got a straight shape, and not very large earbuds; I found it hard to make them stay properly lodged for walking around.
long with a straight shape but sometimes having a shoulder, or drawn-in portion, at the mouth end; originally it had a finished top that had to be cut off before smoking.
The endocarp types comprise a straight shape in Tinospora dentata Diels and a horseshoe shape in the other 13 species.
Figure 4 A straight shape corridor with (a) rectangular cross section modeled by triangular facets, (b) arched cross section modeled by triangular facets.
A new design of thermowells with a straight shape and shorter unsupported length satisfying the current PTC code requirement was developed and installed in the RCP test facility.
When small amounts of benzyl trialkylammonium chlorides were added to the PHBV solution, the average diameter was decreased to 1.0 μm and the fibers were amounted in a straight shape.
While attached to the opsin molecule in the form of rhodopsin, the retinal has a shape called 11-cis, being somewhat folded, while on conversion to prelumirhodopsin the retinal has a straighter shape called all-trans; the process is called one of photoisomerization, the absorption of light energy causing the molecule to twist into a new shape.
During the process, cell interfaces in the AS acquire a wavy appearance that evolves towards a straighter shape, probably due to an increase in cortical tension [61].
Also, due to a sort of ionic contribution into the B-N chemical bonding and preferential B-N-B-N stacking across the tubular multilayers, a BNNT has a characteristically straight shape (opposed to CNTs, which are usually waved, entangled, and curled) which makes it easy to achieve effective BNNT dispersion and/or texturing in any given matrix.
In particular, even when stretched to a nearly straight shape for several cycles, the Si4N3 microcoil recovered its original state without damage after the load was released.
It shows an unusually narrow, straight shape in map view with a length of ca. 600 km and width of <25 km.
