Sentence examples for differing shapes from inspiring English sources

Such differences could occur as an artifact of differing shapes for the BOLD response due to differences in neurovascular coupling.

The latter can be efficiently elaborated through aromatic amidation to introduce aromatic spacers of differing shapes.

Ions are accelerated through the drift tube by an electric field, wherein ions of differing shapes have different mobilities depending on an ion's characteristic collision cross-section (CCS).

One of cricket's virtues is that it is not only for people of differing shapes, sizes and skills but also for different personalities.

(Scott) 'THE SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PGNTS' (PG, 119 minutes) On a shopping trip, four teenage girls find a pair of thrift-store jeans that mysteriously flatters all four of them, despite their differing shapes and sizes.

(Holden) 'THE SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PGNTS' (PG, 119 minutes) On a shopping trip, four teenage girls find a pair of thrift-store jeans that mysteriously flatters all four of them, despite their differing shapes and sizes.

By studying a wide range of different washout geometries, of differing shape characterized by dimensionless height h and length L, we discover that the flows exhibit a type of self-similarity in the limit of large h and B.

Leaves of differing shape, colour and significance, split apples and stiff, darkened banana skins covered the ground.

Pharmacies, too, unwittingly jeopardise patients' health by continually changing generic suppliers, chasing down the best price, resulting in the frequent provision of tablets of differing shape, size and colour.

It could use this concept to indicate whether two completely unfamiliar visual stimuli were the same or different, irrespective of the dimension in which they differed (shape, brightness, pattern) (Scholtyssek et al. 2013).

That study demonstrated that the seal could use this concept to judge whether completely unfamiliar stimuli were same or different irrespective of the dimension in which they differed (shape, brightness, or pattern).