Sentence examples for been shaped to create from inspiring English sources

Each sound has been shaped to create maximum disorientation.

The individual detection elements are manufactured using piezocomposite technology with central frequency of 5 MHz, bandwidth of more than 50%, and sensitivity of approximately 18 μV/Pa and are shaped to create a cylindrical focus at 40 mm.

The underside of the BT49 is shaped to create downforce through ground effect: air is accelerated under the car, reducing the air pressure beneath it and pushing the tyres down harder onto the track.

What I was looking at was "Pinterest" for investing - images of investing ideas that could be moved and changed and shaped to create customized portfolios.

The work is wonderfully delicate — each brick in the large arch is carefully wedge-shaped to create the curve.

A nail art flower is a fairly simply shape to create.

Stiglitz puts it this way, "We've been shaping our society to create people who are more selfish".

A few days ago, economist Joseph Stiglitz said something quite provocative: "We've been shaping our society to create people who are more selfish".

Judge Dennis Jacobs said the sentence, while highly unusual, had been shaped with a clear purpose: to "create conditions that would replicate imprisonment".

You see they don't just submerge a bunch of coffins or urns, the ashes are mixed with environmentally-friendly materials that can be formed into shapes to create an artificial reef.

Brow Lift: £22.50, Charlotte Tilbury The crayon on this pen is the perfect shape to create angular brows and fill the inner eyebrow.