Sentence examples for band shaped from inspiring English sources

"Oh, my Lord, is this solid gold?" she exclaimed over a Greek arm band shaped like a snake, dated 300 to 250 B.C. "This is incredible, like a Hollywood musical".

Jaeger, using his and Blok's hypotheses, presented the curves to compute the average and the maximum temperature rise in square and band shaped interfaces.

By contrast, the dayside band shaped discrete aurora in the higher latitude region shown in Fig. 6b presented an equatorward moving of its lower latitude boundary, which accordingly results in a broadening of the auroral oval in the local noon sector.

Nuclei are typically round, oval, rod or band shaped, or bilobed.

In addition, a white blood cell differential count (percentage of total) for band shaped neutrophils, segmented neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, lymphocytes and monocytes was included.

In addition, a white blood cell differential count (percentage of total) for band shaped neutrophils, segmented neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, lymphocytes and monocytes, was carried out by manual examination of a blood smear, performed by the same technician.

DJ Lethal functions as a sound designer for the band, shaping their sound.

The inventors of Silly Bandz — those rubber bands shaped like stars or dinosaurs or dogs that second graders traded in 2010 — had at least the self-awareness to implicate their toy in its name.

In airglow images the irregularities are identified as band-shaped intensity depletions (e.g. Martinis et al., 2003; Kil et al., 2004).

Grade 1 nuclei are round or oval, Grade 2 are slightly indented, Grade 3 are band-shaped, Grade 4 have two lobes, Grade 5 have three lobes, etc. Mean nuclear scores (MNS) were determined by multiplying the grade by the number of cells in each category, and dividing the sum by the number of observations (100).

Furthermore, the band shape becomes appreciably sharper by HTT.