Sentence examples for from the shapes from inspiring English sources

Dr. Watson and Mr. Crick performed no experiments of their own, preferring to reason from the shapes of the chemical components of DNA.

In the isolation of his own peculiar island, Shore saw the shape of our imprisonment, where the bars on the cell keeping us in are hard to distinguish from the shapes on the window luring us out.

Some scholars have said that the notes they sing are discernible from the shapes of their mouths; an organ is so detailed that a working replica has been made of it.

Aggression was not, however, predictable in women students—or, at least, not from the shapes of their faces.It seems, therefore, that facial ratio in men is a biologically honest signal of aggressiveness.

From the shapes of the discharge curves it was possible to make hypotheses on the formation of intermediate compounds.

The calculated groove shapes are in good agreement with the experimental data and differ considerably from the shapes predicted by the classical Mullins grooving theory for isotropic surfaces.

What can you tell from the shape of a Patronus?

The turbulence in Chacao has these properties, but with enhancement from the shape of the channel.

For Mr. Chirac, peculiar difficulties arise in part from the shape of the French system.

From the shape of the craters, an average trajectory was worked out.

They have to deduce from the shape of each bone what the muscles were like.