Sentence examples for contours as a from inspiring English sources

By 1990, the industry had assumed its present contours as a business with unprecedented control over its own fortunes.

But then, of course, came Bardot, whose "mobile contours" (as a reviewer for the New York Times put it) would finally sell the bikini to the States.

It's also worth remembering that in other parts of the country, the intensity of the competition for the global economy's spoils makes Annawadi life seem as gentle in its contours as a game of maidan cricket.

One of them, "Double Navel," a detail of a rock that has the same contours as a human torso, comes in close on the gashes, holes, and scoria of a rock's surface, and the analogy White was making with the wounds of war is hard to miss.

In order to demonstrate the ability to print and culture multi-layered cell hydrogel composites on a non-planar surface for potential applications including skin wound repair, the technique was tested on a poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) mold with 3D surface contours as a target substrate.

Designers have borrowed its contours as a template for as long as ufologists have reported sightings.

Shape is important in helping to separate Pacific Loon from the similar Common Loon; Pacifics have smaller, less angular bills and smooth head contours, as well as an even, straight border between the dark hindneck and white foreneck.

Thus, we felt that the appropriate grid cell size should be as fine as possible to best define small-scale movements, but large enough to produce smooth contours as an individual animal moved from one grid cell to the next (i.e. reducing gaps between successively used cells).

The segmentation procedure yields each contour as a closed polyline, identified by a set of nodes with.

The surface may be straight (one continuous diameter), tapered or contoured (as a concentric but irregularly shaped surface).

We here develop analogous design contours for the dynamic problem, based on FORM principles, again defining the contour as a locus of all possible FORM design points.