To be able to use this two-sided Gaussian shape within the framework of our optimizing method, we must bound this shape by the same points used for the trapezoidal shape (Figure 7).
Only in Francine's case, the object of her youthful affection is Jalaeka, an androgynous, magnetic blend of Jesus Christ and David Bowie, who might be the god Eros in corporeal form — or who might be an artificial construct, bound to shape himself to the wishes and desires of others.
It was bound to shape the people, now in their 40s and early-50s, reaching the pinnacles of power.
As time goes on, this background is bound to shape her ministry – and yes, that's how she will think of it.
It looks to be woven in the style known as "lip-work" – an ancient technique in which "wheat-straw is made into coils or ropes and then bound into shape with strips of bramble".
Even if a young woman in public relations or law feels comfortable in her workday skin, this recent history - women entering male-dominated professions - is bound to shape, not just her identity, but her sexuality.
Two beautiful and ambitious Berliners, born just eight months apart — Marie Magdalene Dietrich, on December 27, 1901; Bertha Helene Amalie Riefenstahl, on August 22, 1902 — both bound to shape the fantasies and touch the histories of their time.
And while there is no standard model, there is nonetheless something about growing up in a vicarage that is bound to shape the way you see the world – not least a peculiar feeling of resentment that half the community call him "father" when he is your father, not theirs.
We're entering a new era of technology that's bound to shape the lives of our children more substantially.
Since our findings are bound to shape the medical conversation concerning content and structure, a higher efficiency can be expected.
