Sentence examples for in its shape from inspiring English sources

In its shape, it's a straightforward history of the development of skyscrapers, first in Chicago in the nineteenth century, then in New York in the twentieth, and the artistic and personal conflicts that are embodied in their architectural styles.

Don't put your hat in the dishwasher or clothes washing machine without a special frame to keep it in its shape.

Key to the catalytic property of an enzyme is its tendency to undergo a change in its shape when it binds to its substrate, thus bringing together reactive groups on substrate molecules.

The history of the city teaches how changeable it can be, in its shape and organisation, and how the change is the fruit, mainly, of change in social structure, production organisation and power organisation itself.

The proposed distribution, which under certain conditions also arises from a queuing theory setup, is simple and extremely flexible in its shape and modality and it can model under-, equi- and over- dispersed count data.

The medullary cavity was chosen for measurements because it is more consistent in its shape than the external bone outline; this can vary depending on the exact location of the section.

The reference to "organ" in Owen's definition is indicative of a structure (an entity) found in an organism that may vary in its shape and composition (form) or what it is for (function) in the species where it occurs.

An attractive physical property of the VE⊃ACN material lies in its shape-persistent capacity; it is mechanically resilient enough to be dissected, deformed, or molded into a range of 3D shapes, a few examples of which are illustrated in Figure 1b,c.

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.

It's thought of as "social space"–a tea house or "Ninja chamber"–on wheels, with the grid pattern of shoji screens evident in its shapes and details.

Cooling caused the scaffold to lock in its temporary shape within the defect.