Sentence examples for exactly the same shape as from inspiring English sources

If you look at the photo of the original home at Strawberry Field" — the Salvation Army children's home whose grounds Lennon played on as a child — "the top has exactly the same shape as the top of the Dakota.

In terms of my performances on the track, I'm not in exactly the same shape as before.

The distinctive feature of the forecasts produced by this model is that the future seasonal pattern is predicted to have exactly the same shape as the most recently observed seasonal pattern, and the trend in the forecasts equals the average trend calculated over the whole history of the time series.

Things can "match" (he) the model "exactly," as when a circle is exactly the same shape as the model, or by what is "appropriate," as when we deem a man "swarthy" by the color of his skin, not his hair or eyes (A83, A96).

Compare chords: notice C chord is exactly the same shape as F and G chords in the photos using sticky notes on a keyboard below... but C shown as three notes on lines of sheet music would not show that concept.

The other 3-note major chords use the same fingering but slightly differing shapes because of sharps and/or flats: fingering but slightly differing shapes because of sharps and/or flats: Notice that "D chord" is exactly the same shape as "A chord" in the photos using sticky notes on a keyboard at the left... but D shown as three notes on lines of sheet music does not show that idea as clearly.

"I thought: Why would we print an organ exactly in the same shape as the one we already have?

(No repercussions there. I mean, the music industry is in exactly the same shape now as it was then, right?) Or if we set it in the hip-hop community and make all the principal cast black.

Each 'breeder' counterpart had therefore exactly the same shape and posture as compared to its 'non-breeder' model pair, with colour markings being the only difference between the two models.

"D" Chord: "A" chord: Notice that D chord is exactly the same shape (same spacing of fingers) as A in the photos... but D shown as three notes on lines of sheet music does not show that idea.

However, new discoveries and reexamination of existing Stegosaurus specimens since the 1970s suggest that the plates alternated along the backbone, as no two plates from the same animal have exactly the same shape or size.