Sentence examples for appropriately shaping from inspiring English sources

President Obama has claimed credit for ending the war in Iraq, and therefore he certainly has obligations to ensure our national security by appropriately shaping what happens in the Middle East.

The technique can be incorporated by using dedicated contact lenses of different power, using intraocular lenses calculated for different distances, or by appropriately shaping each cornea in laser refractive surgery.

Copper was also shaped by beating pieces of the soft metal into appropriately shaped rock cavities (molds).

The Egyptians fashioned cutting implements from flints chipped to form serrated edges and then glued into slots in wood that had been appropriately shaped for the intended purpose.

The cold forming of metal parts, such as cooking utensils, automobile bodies, and similar items, is done on punch presses, while the hot forming of white-hot blanks into appropriately shaped dies is done on forging presses.

A metal disk is set on a lathe behind an appropriately shaped metal or wooden chuck; while the lathe is rotating, the metal is pressed onto the chuck with a tool.

It is a tuberosity, eccentrically and inferiorly placed on the capital epiphysis, projecting into an appropriately shaped socket in the metaphysis.

If a grain is not sufficiently large or appropriately shaped to contain translate of the structuring element, then the entire grain is removed.

After an appropriately shaped handset with a similar model number (I7500 for Galaxy Standard vs I5700 for the Lite) made its way through the FCC, the rumors started to seem pretty solid.

The ideal outcome is a rationally justified decision a decision everyone has reasons to endorse, and deliberative decision-making processes, if appropriately shaped, are uniquely able to reach such decisions.

An appropriately shaped input function based on minimum energy and bounded control for such end-point positioning systems totally eliminates the residual vibration while making the response time small.