Sentence examples for branching shapes from inspiring English sources

Closer to hand, the river's course is traced by the fantastical branching shapes of doum palms, with their weirdly forked trunks.

This preserved their beautiful feathery branching shapes.

Downslope, columnar morphologies grade into thin branching shapes.

Thin linear, curvilinear, and branching shapes suggest malignancy, while round or oval shapes suggest benign lesions [ 9].

If calcifications lack rod or branching shapes, then a ductal distribution can be extremely helpful in suggesting the presence of DCIS.

The more specific features of DCIS such as a ductal distribution of calcifications, and rod and branching shapes are much less common, being found in 70%, 70 % and 40 of cases, respectively.

"We saw the form, but didn't understand the mechanism that leads to the development of this branching shape".

Thus, it can be inferred that the ETA indices encode important chemical information regarding not only the topological attributes, but also the effect of electronegativity, molecular volume, branching, shape parameter and nature of atoms and bonds, etc.

It adds more hydrogen to get the carbon/hydrogen balance right, forming molecules in branch shapes that will keep the fuel liquid at low temperatures.

The aggregates of conductive fillers showed mainly branched shapes.

The final top prize, for best artisan garden, went to the Sculptor's Picnic, by Graham Bodle, featuring a woodland theme including oak branches shaped like stag antlers.