The phrase "accurately shaped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or form that has been shaped or molded with precision or correctness.
Example: "The artist's sculpture was accurately shaped, capturing the essence of the human form with remarkable detail."
Alternatives: "precisely formed" or "correctly molded".
For industrial applications, bent pipes should be accurately shaped into 2D or 3D shapes without defects.
Typical of the best stone bridges, the voussoirs at Alcántara were so accurately shaped that no mortar was needed in the joints.
It also means smaller incisions are necessary, says Andy Christensen of Medical Modelling, the Colorado-based company that modelled the Egyptian twins.So far, however, the rapid-prototyping machine simply produces an accurately shaped mould from which the plate is cast.
The result is a liquid mirror as accurately shaped as a conventional rigid one but at about 1% of the cost.There is more to a telescope than its mirror, of course.
First, based on a CT scan of the monkey, a plastic replicate of the skull was obtained in the form of a 3D print, used to accurately shape and position the two implants.
The team found that their reflectors could accurately shape Wi-Fi beams to avoid some spaces and favor others, thereby increasing security and coverage.
Monte Carlo simulations demonstrate that, especially at small sample set sizes, it is difficult to accurately determine the shape of the probability distribution.
This paper presents a numerical approach to accurately determine blank shapes for warm forming non-axisymmetric components with the aid of computer simulations.
Maximum temperature during treatment depicted a continuous region of heating shaped accurately to the prostate within 0.1 ± 1.3 mm, with average over- and under- targeted volumes of 0.8 and 1.0 ml, respectively.
Asthma; length of stay; spell duration; risk factors; hospital admission We present a new method for efficiently and accurately detecting irregularly shaped outbreaks by incorporating 'soft' constraints, rewarding spatial compactness and penalizing sparse regions.
The ability to deliver high dose radiotherapy to an accurately defined and shaped target volume with minimum dose to surrounding tissues hence improves the therapeutic ratio and reduces normal tissue morbidity.
