Sentence examples for established shapes from inspiring English sources
Those who apply to sign up for the service can take a body shape quiz to improve Fitbay's garment suggestions, which asks them to select what they believe is their body shape from a range of options (some pretty established shapes, some not so much…) such as apple, pear, cone and er, banana.
We generalize established shape operations and introduce new operations that now become possible.
Genesis devotes most of its space to the process of living into the promises of YHWH before those promises have an established shape in the world.
On the one hand, it is possible that BRICS "may be able to establish, shape, and enlarge a pro-development negotiating agenda" and "help enlarge the policy space less developed countries need" [ 18], page 258.
These contours can be used as the input to a standardized model-based analysis to establish shape and motion with respect to a standard coordinate system, similar to the Talairach coordinate system used in the brain (Mega 2005; Tang, Hojatkashani et al. 2010).
To be sure, safety in these terms is a prerequisite of system functioning, but even in these terms a culture must be established which shapes the ways of save conduct.
These data indicate that in developing cotyledons there are at least 2 distinct phases of pavement cell morphogenesis: an early phase during which polarized lobe initiation and asymmetric growth is prevalent and a subsequent phase of persistent growth during which an established cell shape appears to influence the growth pattern.
The result was the original Golf of 1974, which established the shape of the quintessential front-drive econobox.
These developments established and shaped the approach to urban regeneration in England for a generation.
The kinematic model is established with shape parameters and motion variables.
From childhood into adulthood, processes such as synaptic pruning, the formation of new neural connections, and the strengthening of established connections shape brain development.
