Sentence examples for deformed like from inspiring English sources

How could a creature like her, so small and perfect, go out with someone partially deformed like Eugene?

"She was deformed like that," Keuning said.

In this model, the nucleus could be deformed like a drop of liquid.

The droplet deforms like a water balloon, and the degree to which it deforms allows scientists to calculate the pressure cells exert on their neighbors.

It is expected to become dominant when the mushy zone is fully developed (large value of the ratio) and when the strain can be transmitted through a coherent solid skeleton that deforms like a sponge.

The plateau, the researchers report in the 9 July issue of Science, is yielding and deforming like so much putty.

Once shear was applied, three kinds of self-assembled aggregates could be developed prior to the crystallization of matrix depending on the applied shear temperatures, that is, snowflake-like self-assembled aggregate at 200 °C, deformed snowflake-like one with smaller branches at 180 °C, tiny and dense needle-like one if shear temperature was further decreased to 160 °C.

In his poem "Sheep" Ted Hughes writes of a lamb that inexplicably died soon after birth: It was not That he could not thrive, he was born With everything but the will — That can be deformed, just like a limb.

For the last 25 years anti-nuclear campaigners have been racking up the figures for deaths and diseases caused by the Chernobyl disaster, and parading deformed babies like a medieval circus.

The deep-water depositional system was deformed by wing-like sandstone intrusions, extending 200 400 m upwards from the margins of the parent sand bodies.

Atomistic simulations using the quasicontinuum method are performed to examine the mechanical behavior and underlying mechanisms of surface plasticity in nanocrystalline aluminum with a grain diameter of 7 nm deformed under wedge-like cylindrical contact.