The irregular height of the roof-terrace reflects the irregular floorplan of the building - not a single room is a conventional shape - and the varying height of the arches of the attic floor below.
His "Wart Cup," for instance, is an endearingly homely little thing of conventional shape and multiple colors, studded in several places with droopy warts.
A Mr. Murray opened the demonstration by holding up a dark-red, transluscent record of conventional shape & size He bent it into a half circle & let it snap back into shape; slapped it on the desk, and threw it against the wall.
Indeed, the soft property of the octopus arm and its flexible ability to change shape does not allow the use of conventional shape recognition algorithms.
This finding may provide a composite approach, rather than molecular design, to tune the shape memory behaviors of the conventional shape memory polymers and may contribute to the application of nano-technology in smart materials field.
A finished piece of fine calligraphy is not a symmetrical arrangement of conventional shapes but, rather, something like the coordinated movements of a skillfully composed dance impulse, momentum, momentary poise, and the interplay of active forces combining to form a balanced whole.
Design improvements, in model scale, are measured by comparing, by means of dedicated fully resolved RANSE calculations, the performance of the optimized geometries with those of conventional shapes available in literature.
The performance of a new shape of CFS beam with curved flange is examined analytically and compared with that of conventional shapes.
Following a brief introduction of the conventional shape-memory effects, the thermal, solvent, and mechanical actuation methods are reviewed.
His own early ceramics have a folk-like quality, with expressive, uneven glazing and conventional shapes, offering only occasional glimpses of the bold, sculptural forms that were to follow.
