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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assumed shape of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something has taken on a particular form or appearance.
Example: "The cloud assumed the shape of a dragon as it floated across the sky."
Alternatives: "took the form of" or "morphed into".
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In specifying input parameters, the assumed shape of the cohesive traction law is also considered.
Fig. 5. Schematic diagram for the assumed shape of a lava dome.
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We also note that all these assumed shapes of mitigation floors are idealized.
The half above water assumed the shape of a goat while the lower half, the tail, assumed the shape of a fish.
She set the fur down on the pavement where it assumed the shape of a dog.
During the last half of the nineteenth century, Columbia rapidly assumed the shape of a modern university.
"The Taliban is a reality and has assumed the shape of a party and we have to talk with them," says Mr Hoti.
There he was, impotent, while preaching about the importance of sex; here they were obdurately female, as if the Bacchae had assumed the shape of domestic animals, and he had to punish them.
For the case of a nearly taut string with gravity, the periodicity could be recovered if the obstacle assumed the shape of the equilibrium configuration of the cable.
Grain growth would cease if all grains assumed the shape of regular polygons, not only hexagons like in the Von Neumann Mullins case.
The myth reflects an earlier creation legend of Prajapati (Brahma), who assumed the shape of a boar in order to lift the earth up out of the primeval waters.
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