Sentence examples for be shaped so that from inspiring English sources

How does STI have to be shaped so that basic values and social needs of citizens are taken into account?

The engineered cardiac tissue not only reproduces in vitro, but it can also be shaped so that it will, at some time, be able to form valves or endothelial lining.

The wings of an airplane are shaped so that air flows faster over the top of them — the rushing air pulls more air along with it — causing lift.

The poles are shaped so that the magnetic field varies greatly in strength over a very small distance (Figure 2).

In a screw pump, a helical screw rotor revolves in a fixed casing that is shaped so that cavities formed at the intake move toward the discharge as the screw rotates.

The balanced rudder and the semibalanced rudder (see illustration) are shaped so that the force of the water flowing by the rudder will be balanced or partially balanced on either side of its turning axis, thus easing the pressure on the steering mechanism or the helmsman.

This arrangement allows fuel elements to be poured into the core cavity which is shaped so that an ordered bed is formed and to be discharged from the core through the opening holes in the reactor top.

When a kinked bar with mode frequencies of a few hundred hertz is shaped so that two modes have the desired 2 to 1 frequency relation and is excited by striking it at a node of the higher mode, then the amplitude of that mode rises from zero to a maximum in a time of order 0.1 s and then decays.

Both the elevators and rudder were shaped so that their centre of mass was shifted forward, thus reducing control-surface flutter.

A U-lock is shaped so that, when secured properly, it must be cut or damaged in two places to be removed.

The park was also designed with aesthetics in mind, being shaped so that its boundaries stretched beyond the horizon when viewed from the keep, in a similar design to that at Framlingham, Ludgershall and Okehampton Castles.