Sentence examples for in both its shape from inspiring English sources

Specifically, as a small, soft, and flexible abdominal organ, the pancreas demonstrates very high inter-patient anatomical variability in both its shape and volume.

Second, that no matter which party holds the Senate, but especially if the Democrats do, the policy agenda in a Romney presidency — both its shape, and his ability to push it through — will hinge in large part on what kind of cooperation he gets from the more centrist portions of the Democratic Senate caucus.

Mass-produced, it was nevertheless of high quality, being light, durable, and tasteful both in its shapes and in its decoration, which was often in the popular Neoclassical style.

Although belonging essentially to the category of the fancy glasses, the Favrile glass of Louis Comfort Tiffany represented an altogether higher level of achievement both in its shapes and in the colouring and figuring of the glass.

But the two meanings are often conjoined in the claim that an autonomous technology (in both its development and use) shapes social relations.

It can be distinguished from these species by its white to yellowish cap, and differences in the shape of both its spores and caulocystidia (cystidia on the stem).

A year later, both look in better shape.

Nor is its batting in great shape.

Its infrastructure is in woeful shape.

Its public finances are in good shape.

Its balance sheet is in solid shape.