Sentence examples for form of cubes from inspiring English sources

Likewise, a gin-and-tonic is here turned into a delightful dessert in the form of cubes of jelly candy.

The SEM image of the CSTO-capped PbSe also shows particles in the form of cubes in the range of 180 200 nm (Fig. 5d).

Experiments are described of deformation and fracture of melt grown rocksalt crystals (in the form of cubes) under primarily compressive conditions.

Samples from the gravity cores were in the form of cubes, about 7 cm3 each, and were taken by inserting plastic cubes into half-split core surfaces or by gouging with a special apparatus made of stainless steal.

Assume the volume of each solution is 1 L. Assume the samples are in the form of cubes facing each other, separated by a distance of 1 mm.

Gel samples were cut into the form of cubes with the edges of about 6 mm and were placed in a measuring flask with a capacity of 50 cm.

However, unconnected voids require complex three-dimensional geometry modeling: inclusions take forms of cubes (Santosa and Wierzbicki 1998) and polyhedrons (Grenestedt 1998; Sihn and Roy 2004; Daxner et al. 2007; Su et al. 2014; Zhang et al. 2014; Böhm and Rasool 2016).

Its highly symmetric form consists of cubes modified by octahedral faces at their corners.

Then, the mine soil block was sampled completely in the form of 225 cubes of about 27 cm edge length to determine the residual bromide content.

And in offices in Copenhagen and New York scores of blue and white foam models show buildings that melt into the ground, or twist on the way up, or take the form of fractured cubes.

Not long after that, in 1990, before we could even have a reconciling cocktail — and just after he had written an essay (reprinted here) that stole my idea for a satire of those who asked for Perrier water in bars only to demand a handful of Potomac water, in the form of ice cubes, to go with it — he took a bad tumble on his way back to his office/home and died, with distressing celerity, at 66.