Sentence examples for an intermediate shape from inspiring English sources

But when heated above a certain temperature, areas throughout the material soften, allowing it to change to an intermediate shape.

After thorough examination of various tool paths, the surface was most successfully produced by forming an intermediate shape followed by a series of tool paths.

Some of the spontaneously beating cells from later stages (3 out of 24 cells) displayed an intermediate shape of APs (represented by a presence of the transient component, MDP around −70 mV and AP amplitude over 90 mV).

In contrast, bubbles of perfluorocarbon liquids have an intermediate shape.

U. arctos and U. americanus exhibit an intermediate shape (centred around 0). PC3 does not separate species or age stages (Additional file 2: Figure A1b).

Hybrids are indeed close to the domesticus parents for size and shape regarding the molar zone, but for the coronoid process, F1 hybrids are close to the domesticus size but have an intermediate shape between both parental strains.

NASA says evidence suggests the galaxy has an intermediate shape--though it's a bit hard to tell because our vantage point here on Earth (or in orbit around Earth in this case) lets us see only its edge.

This combinatory model could produce new shapes in hybrids departing from a mere intermediate shape between the parental groups in a simple but largely undocumented way.

Different molecules were associated with specific morphologies: PSA-NCAM and DCX, which are known to be strongly expressed in newly generated neuronal precursors [11], [16], [38], were found in bipolar and neuronal-shaped cells, whereas Map5 was found in multipolar cells reminiscent of an intermediate astrocytic/oligodendrocytic shape (Figure 8A).

Critical areas including deep pockets and sharp radius areas of the final part are formed from a preform or intermediate shape part.

Agabus ramblae and A. brunneus were fully separated by AD, with no intermediate specimens, whilst the specimens identified as A. rufulus had an intermediate, overlapping shape (Additional file 10: Figure S3).