Sentence examples for but the true shape from inspiring English sources

Some masses seen on the face of frozen cliffs may appear as horizontal bodies a few centimetres to 3 metres in thickness and 0.3 to 14 metres long, but the true shape of these ice wedges can be seen only in three dimensions.

This is an effective method that not only removes motion artifact but also reconstructs the "true" shape of the retina.

The size of the reconstructed anomaly approaches the true shape but its actual location is off.

The skull had a damaged muzzle and was inadvertently reconstructed too long, but better remains were soon found that showed the true shape; one is a nearly complete skeleton and skull, described by William Parks in 1924.

Convergence problems occur even more frequently for smaller sample sizes (i.e. N = 250), but upon convergence the obtained estimate of the distribution reflected the true shape (data not shown).

The motive for world governments' concealment of the true shape of the Earth has not been ascertained, but flat-earthers believe it is probably financial.

Only the combination of both methods can reveal the true shape and fine details of extrusions and intrusions.

Unbuttoned from time, transient and transcendental, Brodman saw the true shape of his life, how it had torqued always in the direction of duty.

In the prologue to his most ambitious biography, "Dickens," published a decade ago, he sets as his project to find "the true shape of the world in which he lived.

The perception of depth in a two-dimensional pattern thus depends greatly on experience the knowledge of the true shape of things when viewed in a certain way.

He hoped that more of us would discover "smaller artists who speak more authentically to their audience," and that all of us might, at last, perceive "the true shape of demand in our culture".