Sentence examples for adaptations to the shape from inspiring English sources

Variations in plate design include adaptations to the shape and contour of the plate, the size and angle of the screws, the locking screw mechanism, and the type of plate material.

Characterization studies, both microstructural and mechanical, of the W W brazed specimens demonstrated the development of new brazing fillers which meet requirements such as strength and flexibility for adaptation to the shape of the joint.

Because this effect is not spatially directed, whole chromosome territories maintain their relative nuclear position except for adaptations to the distorted nuclear shape.

Each good stems from heritable physical traits and is shaped by adaptations to the environment.

First, it contributes to the literature on business model design by showing that specifically designed interim business models facilitate adaptation to and the shaping of the context.

The estimations of kernel scale and orientation are good, but since a symmetric kernel is used, no adaptation to the actual object shape can be performed.

In this study, the nail diameters required for fixation were the 2.5 mm and the 3 mm, and these resulted in perfect adaptation to the complex anatomical shape of the clavicle with good stability.

In a grasping application, the active adaptation of the fingers to the shape of the object ensures that the hand encloses the object with multiple contact points.

Even though the exact underlying process is still unclear, our data clearly demonstrate that adaptation to the antibiotics of a pair is shaped by asymmetric evolutionary constraints.

In Darwin's finches, for example, the size and shape of the beak reflect adaptation to the nature of food exploited by each species [ 11].

Rice landraces have been shaped by the interplay between adaptation to the local environment and selection imposed by farmers who determine which varieties will be grown each year.