"continuous shape" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or entity that has a consistent and unbroken form or outline. Example: "The artist's sculpture depicted a continuous shape that flowed seamlessly from one curve to the next, creating a mesmerizing sense of movement."
This provides continuous shape control, because the rolls are ground to a specific profile.
Two long, snaking chain-link fences topped with razor wire wrap around the jails and give the island, seen from above, its only continuous shape.
A continuous shape function is introduced to characterize the piecewise continuous stress strain characteristic of flexible open celled foam.
Ni3Al blunt nanoparticles are built using a simple algorithm that allows continuous shape design from perfectly-sharp nanocubes to nanospheres including a large set of cuboid shapes.
However, most of the current researches on thermal harvesting devices are mainly focused on continuous shape profiles based on the scattering cancellation.
In extrusion, a melted polymer is forced through an orifice with a particular cross section (the die), and a continuous shape is formed with a constant cross section similar to that of the orifice.
Plastic sliding calipers known as Squirrel Devices, developed by MIT grad students, make geometry's continuous shapes and lengths measurable for blind and limited-vision students, who can read measurements in Braille.
Their first instrument aims to make geometry's continuous shapes and lengths measurable with a plastic sliding caliper that enables BLV students to read measurements in Braille, as one would on a regular ruler.
In this paper, we analyze how architectural design, and the spatial and material changes this involves, contributes to the continuous shaping of identities in an organization.
The three-dimensional (3D) continuous shapes of hook defects along the oscillation marks around the slab corners were constructed from a set of micrographs taken at different vertical sections.
The sensitivity of the artist directs the continuous shaping and reshaping of the work.
