Sentence examples for complicated shaping from inspiring English sources

The relationship of a photograph to reality is exquisitely complicated, shaping as much as recording, concealing as much as divulging.

In this work multiphase Nb(C,N /Nb5Si3 ceramic composites containing niobium silicide, nitride and carbide phases were designed by using the polymer derived ceramic (PDC) route to avoid the complicated shaping of refractory metal compounds.

All these results indicated that the high PCL content was unfavorable for 3-D cartilage regeneration, especially for the cartilage with a complicated shape, and that GT/PCL 70 30 might be a relatively suitable ratio for ear-shaped cartilage regeneration.

Some of these are very intricate, with negative space or complicated shapes.

Curtis is often accused of cosiness and sentimentality and, while even OJ Simpson's lawyer couldn't keep him out of jail on those, his softness takes a complicated shape.

Building a machine's components a layer at a time means that complicated shapes can be made more easily than by starting with a lump of metal and removing what is not needed.

RV has a complicated shape and contracts in three dimensions.

The intrinsic viscosity, μ, consequently changes larger with the complicated shape [17].

It specifies the details of an actually complicated shape of the N/S transition curve.

The CLDS-i particles also have complicated shape and sharp edges.

The photovoltage spectrum had complicated shape that could be described by a sum of five Lorentzian components.