Sentence examples for by altering the shape from inspiring English sources
Vases of different shapes can be easily produced by altering the shape parameters, force functions and boundary conditions of the proposed PDE.
In near vision the refractive power of the eye is increased by altering the shape of the lens (i.e., causing it to become thicker) to focus the image on the retina.
It sounds ambitious, but 40 years of research suggests that it should in fact be possible.According to a theory developed by two researchers at Cornell University, Richard Seebass and Albert George, the sonic boom can be minimised by altering the shape of the plane to redistribute the shockwaves that cause it.
Similar panels on the rear of the wing called flaps can be used to lower the speed of the aircraft as well but increase lift by altering the shape of the wing.
Other inhibitors work by altering the shape or 'conformation' of AKT in a process known as allosteric inhibition (Fang et al., 2013; Dienstmann et al., 2014).
However, sites more distal to the flagellin-binding region may also be of importance in TLR ligand recognition and function, for example by altering the shape of the molecule or interfering with signal transduction.
These substitutions most likely disrupt the interaction by unfavourably altering the shape and charge of the binding pocket and by perturbing neighbouring residues in the binding interface.
Results indicate that often a very large elevation (>100%%) in the fundamental frequency for volume constraint, and a considerable saving (>50%) in material for frequency constraint, are possible by merely altering the shape.
This study introduces a simple approach to improve the X-ray image quality produced by the carbon nanotube (CNT) field emitter X-ray source by altering the geometrical shape of the grid mesh from the conventional flat shape to a concave one in a typical triode structure.
Experimental testing shows an increase in joint strength of up to 100% by altering the fillet shape.
-- By altering the size, shape and modulus of particles substantially smaller than a human cell DeSimone can direct them to a particular cell or group of cells within a particular organ in the body.
