Sentence examples for an excellent shape from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, due to the chemically-crosslinked structure, the CZPUs exhibited an excellent shape fixation and recovery.

The cell-laden NFC-A constructs exhibit an excellent shape and size stability as well as an increase in cell viability and proliferation during in vitro culture.

A. In fact, the long, pointed bottom of the typical amphora gave it an excellent shape for stacking against a ship's hull, according to Dr. Shelley Wachsmann, a nautical and biblical archaeologist at the Institute of Nautical Archaeology at Texas A&M University.

An excellent shape recovery of about 96 99% was observed for the nanocomposites.

Also, an excellent shape-selective formation of single crystalline triangular AuNPs by using the extract of a lemongrass plant (Cymbopogon flexuosus) was reported [30, 31].

The group's opening-night show on Tuesday had a piano in excellent shape, an even distribution of sound and subtle attention to amplifying the percussion instruments played by Marcelo Costa.

Pearson told Derby's website: "I am honoured to be named as the manager of Derby County, which is one of the biggest clubs in the country, a club in excellent shape and one with strong ambitions.

As Mr Ollila steps down on June 1st, however, he hands his successor, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, the difficult task of leading Nokia into new markets as the distinction between mobile phones and other consumer-electronics devices becomes increasingly blurred.Mr Kallasvuo, a member of the tight-knit group that has run Nokia since the early 1990s, will inherit a company in excellent shape.

Single and frugal, his finances were in excellent shape — a university pension, health insurance and ample savings.

The 35-year-old Huff is reportedly in excellent shape off a season when he batted just.246/.306/.370, a drop of 225 points of OPS over his excellent 2010 championship season.

But students of business know how frequently a company may seem in excellent shape when it is, in fact, riding for a fall.