"contoured shapes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that has curved or rounded features. For example, "The leaves of this plant have beautiful contoured shapes."
The device's form resembles that of the older models, with the same contoured shape.
Not only does the PadPivot do multi-angle, table-top tablet mounting and holding, but the contoured shape is designed for legs, too.
11 Prefabricated foot orthoses are superior to flat inserts in the short term management of patellofemoral pain syndrome, implying that their contoured shape is therapeutic.
The new Fourier descriptors for broken shapes have shown retrieval performances that were comparable to common closed contour shape descriptors like the 'centroid distance' Fourier descriptor.
The 107in wheelbase let Stevens gently curve lines and contour shapes around the domed cockpit.
The defected contour shapes for both of these models are presented in Figs. 7 and 8.
To formalize the properties of cage parametrization and describe the advantages in the applications of image morphing and warping and shape descriptors, we first need a way to compare similar contour shapes.
The idea is to turn your Facebook profile into a 3D printed sculpture, using the data from your account to inform the contours, shapes, and personalities that make up the different artworks.
In addition, the inner contour shapes of the cavities are often slightly varied among subjects.
In a more recent study by Jenness et al., more complex three-dimensional structures were produced from STL files, including structures with varying contour shapes [ 62].
The Coke bottle was created in 1915 by the Root Glass Company, its grooved contours shaped to echo the ribs of a cacao pod, since, the story goes, its designer could not find a picture of a kola nut.
