Sentence examples for hard outline from inspiring English sources
That is, the soft interior of the dwarf has undoubtedly had the effect of relaxing their original hard outline.
That is, the soft interior of Ceres has undoubtedly had the effect of relaxing the craters' original hard outline.
Hard outlines create wavy patterns; concentric circles suggest pooling.
Simple pinnacles were used on Romanesque churches, especially to mask the abrupt transition from square tower to polygonal spire; but they were far more prominent in developed Gothic architecture and decoration, in which they were used to give vertical emphasis and to break up hard outlines.
What is also important, there is lack of clarity regarding the relations between researchers' concepts and related fields: it is hard to outline how other sciences affect the scope of BSD/SBD and directions of studies.
Without a fully established evaluation system, it is hard to outline the severity of the disease in an individual patient.
Among the cases described in this study, balancing selection may be the most common trend, but it is currently hard to outline why this should be the case.
They blur the hard-edge outlines of the sculptures and paintings so that besides the ruins of future cities they put one in mind of aging movie stars photographed through filters.
The dust -- plainly observable as strands and mats of hair, flecks of paper, flakes of dirt and fragments of pebbles -- blurs the hard-edge outlines of the sculptures, putting one in mind of aging movie stars photographed through filters.
In this article, we present what soft robotics is and characteristics differentiating the field of soft robotics from the conventional hard robotics and outline the significance of bioinspiration, soft smart materials and additive manufacturing to establish soft robotic systems.
Kahlenberg and Marvit explain why a strong labor movement is necessary to address the nation's economic hard times and outline a new legal strategy to level the playing field between workers and employers.
