He compared the disparate shapes that filled his head to a well-populated zoo.
This quality of unification, the sense of disparate shapes and forms somehow pulling together, with the picture fragmented and unstable yet simultaneously coherent, is what I admire about Ms. Murray's paintings.
Adults are more disparate in shapes and occupy different sub-spaces of the total shape spaces than settling larvae, implying reorganization of variance with growth.
This number is reduced from the original datasets because of the need to capture equivalent landmarks on disparate skull shapes and incomplete material.
But that was where Vieux was taken under the wing of Toumani Diabate, and where he attracted the attention of American producer Eric Herman, who has done a fine job of pulling the disparate pieces into shape.
The high-ceilinged dining room exploded with disparate colors and shapes and surfaces on two levels and provided a stage for Asian fusion cooking, which Baang introduced to the Connecticut dining scene.
Scott, a reporter for The New York Times from 1994 to 2008, travels from Kansas to Hawaii to Indonesia in an effort to account for the disparate forces that shaped Stanley Ann Dunham (1942-95) and, by extension, her son.
A jigsaw puzzle is always on view on a card table in the foreground of Susan Hilferty's set, a natural metaphor for trying to make sense and shape of disparate, disconnected elements.
"Hal said, 'I think we should make a musical out of these'," Sondheim recalled: George came to New York and we talked about how to shape these disparate pieces into a large form, because some of them were sketches rather than plays.
On the other hand, grains having a random shape with disparate sizes in two or three dimensions, simply, become smaller.
