Sentence examples for generally shaped from inspiring English sources

But on days when I can sit down and tap at the keys, time is generally shaped by what I need to do or where I'm up to with a particular project.

In his time, Ken was a champion ploughman, served on the World Ploughing Board, wrote the judges' ploughing manual and generally shaped competitive ploughing as it is known today.

The FEF/RMF used by MARX will subsequently affect the energy distribution of the detected rays (generally shaped like a narrowly peaked line spread function, centered at the selected monochromatic energy).

A startup's culture is generally shaped by the founders and their backgrounds.

In the left-sided colon, colo-colic anastomoses are generally shaped end-to-end, since the bowel lumen has a similar diameter on both sides.

Just as everywhere else on our planet, Russian forests are generally shaped by a combination of various factors, which can be divided into four principal groups: historic, current abiotic, biotic and anthropogenic (Huston 1994).

And who employs, funds, and generally shapes the careers of mainstream energy "experts"?

The usual health warnings apply here: junior transport ministers don't generally shape policy and they also tend to get moved to new jobs fairly regularly.

In fact, Dr. Tilman wrote, diversity must now be added to the list of factors that generally shape ecosystems and govern their functioning, along with climate, soil type, moisture, fire and storm.

In short, once the belief has formed that one is under external control, particularly in the setting of noisy internal cueing, this belief generally shapes the interpretation of one's experiences.

Leaf: 1--3 6) cm, generally wedge-shaped, generally (0)3(5)-toothed or lobed at tip, often in axillary clusters, persistent, gray-green, densely hairy.