Sentence examples for a useful shape from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, using two, pure geometries as a way to generate a useful shape metric was never explicitly suggested, and it does not appear to have been subsequently attempted by the botanical community as a means to generate shape measures or theoretical morphospaces.
During its manufacture the product was stirred with iron rabbles (rakes), and, as it became pasty with loss of carbon, it was worked into balls, which were subsequently forged or rolled to a useful shape.
CNC, on the other hand, is a subtractive process where an object is cut down to a useful shape.
These machines work by carving blocks of solid metal into useful shapes, where a useful shape could be anything from a Macbook body, to bits of a car, to jet engine turbine blades.
The global average radius of the curvature of the bottom breast line was suggested as a useful shape parameter for the design of a comfortable and form-fitting brassiere, especially for those who have a skewed bottom breast curve.
Components made from woven continuous fibre composite materials are used successfully in a variety of industries and applications, however, one of the major limitations on the suitability of these materials is the potentially complex processes required to form the fibre reinforcement into a practically useful shape.
Two structural elements are required for a polymer to exhibit useful shape memory: a network structure that defines the permanent shape (the 'memory'), and a switching segment that induces a significant change in the mobility of the network chains.
Our hypothesis was that a tamponade bubble of a smaller volume would take on a more spherical (and therefore less clinically useful) shape in an eye with short axial length compared to a larger volume bubble achieving an equivalent percentage fill in an eye with long axial length.
"Hit-and-run, no-fault encounters between curators and artists, works and the public, will never give useful shape to the art of the present nor define the viewpoint of institutions," said Robert Storr, dean of the Yale University School of Art, the organizer of the 2007 Venice Biennale and a former senior curator at the Museum of Modern Art, in an e-mail message from Europe.
Concerning CAGD, the unique normalized B-bases of such vector spaces ensure optimal shape preserving properties, important evaluation or subdivision algorithms and useful shape parameters.
The useful shape functions for two special crack tip elements, are derived and given in the text and appendix for both infinite and semi-infinite plane problems.
