This is because the shape of the flag changes.
They're called tulip trees because the shape of their leaves and flowers resemble tulip blossoms.
In reality, growth may be even faster because the shape of the bell has been changing.
The crates are necessary because the shape of old-fashioned milk jugs prohibits stacking them atop one another.
Spiegelau, a company that offers wardrobes of wineglasses, has turned its attention to beer, because the shape of the glass is important with beer, too.
He had no particular need to revise his thinking after that, because the shape of American history was now clear to him.
Additionally, because the shape of the bone will change, the 27 muscles surrounding the joint will need to adjust and that will take time, too.
Converting speech elements into their alphanumeric counterparts is an intriguing problem because the "shape" of speech sounds embodies a wide range of many acoustic characteristics and because the linguistic elements of speech are not clearly distinguishable from one another.
Because the shape of the sea surface is closely related to that of the seafloor due to gravity, satellite measurements of surface topography have been used to provide a global view of the ocean bottom.
And that matters because the shape of the general election campaign is now clear: a battle over how Britain funds itself post-recession, with Labour claiming that only they can protect public services from savage reductions - and the Tories arguing that it is fraudulent to pretend there won't be cuts.
Not necessarily because the story of Mr. Ward's career is so well known (his most famous bouts, in particular his three extraordinary meetings with Arturo Gatti in 2002 and 2003, do not fall within the movie's scope), but rather because the shape of the narrative recalls so many other fight movies.
