The phrase "advanced shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a shape that is complex, sophisticated, or developed beyond basic forms, often in contexts like design, mathematics, or technology.
Example: "The architect presented an advanced shape for the new building that would enhance its aesthetic appeal and functionality."
Alternatives: "complex form" or "sophisticated shape".
However, till very recently, conclusive evidence about invariant recognition and advanced shape processing in rats was lacking, because of four main limitations.
The multifunctional capabilities needed for advanced shape memory alloys (SMA) actuators has been shown to be achievable by locally tuning the properties through laser processing.
It is reasonable to believe that these optically transparent blends with largely enhanced mechanical and shape memory properties possess great application potential in advanced shape memory fields.
The key point of this strategy is the integration of preliminary design methods based on mean-line and throughflow models with the most advanced shape optimization techniques exploiting Computational Fluid-Dynamics (CFD).
This has prevented a full understanding of the complexity of rat visual processing strategy, leaving open the question of whether this species is truly capable of advanced shape processing (see Section 4.4).
Overall, Sutherland's studies suggest that the rat visual system is capable of the kind of advanced shape processing that is the hallmark of high-level vision: the extrapolation of abstract shape dimensions.
Furthermore, potential areas for improving these techniques will be highlighted, focusing on advancing shape and structure formation using modern applications.
As technological advances shape society, an individual might be able to resist the effects but his lifestyle will "always be lonely and in the end futile"; despite a few holdouts, technology will nevertheless shape economics which, in turn, will shape society.
All in all, he said, this "has provoked, cajoled, advanced and shaped the scholarship of a generation of not always cheerful Mesopotamianists".
Criteria are provided for advancing the shape in an appropriate direction and for correcting the evolving shape when given constraints are violated.
This observation is certainly true today with the emphasis on what technology provides -- for example, video, text messages and social media -- with little consideration as to how the very act of using these advances shapes us, for example, expectations, attention, and redefinitions of ourselves and our relationships.
