Sentence examples for actual shapes from inspiring English sources

Considerable variation is seen in the actual shapes of bacteria, and cells can be stretched or compressed in one dimension.

The models are constructed by mimicking the actual shapes of Pt particles and carbon aggregates, as well as the ionomer adhesion in real CLs.

The thousands of measurements it will take will go far beyond mere length and width to determine actual shapes: the precise circlets of eye sockets, the jut and jag of every tooth.

The approach is based on a first order expansion of the celebrated integral of Oore Burns and the actual shapes of three-dimensional planar flaws are analysed in terms of homotopy transformations of a reference disk.

For him, there is only the world of bodies with actual shapes and dimensions; lines and points are parts of these things, but only, as he seems to suggest, in a derivative sense, in other words, as places or spaces that are filled by the body or parts of that body.

However, the scheme enabled us to observe the nonlinear behaviors of a beating phenomenon and of wave profile such as Stokes' wave for a relatively large wave slope: as the wave slope becomes larger, we can examine the nonlinear wave characteristics of the actual shapes of waves, i.e., the crests are steeper and the troughs are flatter.

Still another obsolete style well represented here is the so-called square piano, whose actual shape more closely resembles an elongated rectangle.

In addition, almost everything is portrayed from a frontal aspect, and more or less imagined rather than depicted according to its actual shape or size.

But studies of the effect of exercise on the actual shape and function of children's brains had not yet been tried.

We can see this more clearly if we examine those dystopian novels that famously either anticipated the emergent form of 20th-century totalitarianism, or responded to its actual shape – for in three, prime, examples, the significance of music is primary.

She taught French, and worked on a history thesis that told how, in the Soviet Union, "they had used the big construction sites, like the Stalingrad tractor factory, for propaganda, and how propaganda requirements changed the actual shape of the projects".