Sentence examples for defining shape from inspiring English sources
Collagen fibrils, a major component of mitral valve leaflets, play an important role in defining shape and providing mechanical strength and flexibility.
In this paper, the cell-based smoothed finite element method is adopted to reduce the effort involved in explicitly defining shape functions and in accurately conducting numerical integration for polyhedral elements.
Working through, and often leading, local, regional, national, and international secular and church-related women's clubs and organizations, these and other Negro women gave defining shape to legacies of feminist and womanist engagement and leadership that are now being reclaimed and studied for inspiration and guidance.
Recent knockout of IMC1h, an inner membrane complex protein in P. berghei, revealed their role in defining shape in the ookinete.
But though more credible than Sara Gettelfinger, who created the part Off Broadway, she mostly registers as a pretty cipher in search of a defining shape.
The dynamics of shape change (developmental rate), defined as the rate of shape changes per unit of size in this study, was estimated for each species using the Procrustes distance (PD), the metric defining shape dissimilarity in the Kendall shape space [ 45].
Great effort has been devoted to provide an interactive way of defining shapes and later using them in shape grammar rules and designs' generation process.
They have no defined shape and extend one or many lobose pseudopodia.
It's not like a banana that has a defined shape.
The concept of putting architecture back into fashion gives the wearer a defined shape after the years of unconstructed jackets and coats that have prevailed since the 1980's, when designers threw out the inner construction that gave shape.
"Time is running out," President Bush warned the Taliban government in Afghanistan, and as if to underline those words, the military action that is coming took more defined shape.
