Sentence examples for altered in shape from inspiring English sources
When blood vessels are altered in shape and quality, they can heal but will not function normally, Dr. Sundel said.
We are meant to imagine the Moor, in mid-oration, eying an invisible mirror, as though to check his noble frame, just as Tolstoy, in the third chapter of "War and Peace," asks us to picture Princess Hélène, "glancing now at her beautiful round arm, altered in shape by its pressure on the table," in the midst of a glittering reception.
It is thought that some tombs were altered in shape and size depending on the types of rock the builders encountered.
The turret was altered in shape; it was lightened by the removal of the power traverse mechanism and the gyro stabilizer for the main armament.
A third class of osk particles, shrunk in size or altered in shape as previously described, and then crossed the ring canal as if they had been reshaped to an appropriate size or shape to cross the ring canal (Figure 4, Movie S8 and Supporting Information: Figure S2).
Cytoplasmic organelles were altered in shape and distribution.
"I never alter body shapes or gender traits digitally," Levine told The Huffington Post in an email.
As Africa's population grows in size, it will also alter in shape.
His ingenious experiments showed that muscles alter in shape but not in size during contraction, contradicting the classic Greek physician Galen's popular theory that a material fluid passing through the nerves is responsible for the movement.
In Thai, Cambodian, and Lao dance, the 24 to 32 Indian mudras have been reduced to 9; in Javanese dance 7 can be recognized, and in Bali only 1 or 2. They have also been altered in their shape, and the many specific meanings attached to each in India have become fewer, while in some cases a gesture has no specific meaning.
Ahead of the decision being approved Mr Wakefield said: "While there is no doubt that this new approach will, if given the go-ahead, offer a change in how the company is managed, what will not alter in any shape or form is the council's continuing commitment to both support and protect them in the future".
