Sentence examples for intricate shaping from inspiring English sources

For both of these sites more complex treatment delivery techniques such as IMRT, which allow intricate shaping of the treatment to the tumour volume, are becoming more commonly used as evidence for their efficacy is established.

Nail scissors help with intricate shapes.

Bees show a strong preference for flowers with intricate shapes and colorations.

The tap handles have very intricate shapes — for example, the teeth on a whale — that require detailed hand painting.

This complexity makes scaffolds unsuitable for growing nervous tissue, as they cannot be manufactured in the intricate shapes needed.

Phosphorus is present in most cast irons, lowering the freezing point and lengthening the solidification period so that gray irons can be cast into intricate shapes.

A particularly striking oriel is one added around 1900 to an old brownstone at 52 East 80th, with copper hammered into intricate shapes.

Every year since then, the townsfolk of Salemi in southwestern Sicily, have celebrated Saint Joseph's Day by baking breads in strange and intricate shapes for an elaborate feast.

"If your imaging equipment has sufficient high resolution, you can construct virtually any intricate shape you want — for example, the middle ear bone, creating an exact duplicate," he said.

For example, the body is elongate in many forms and greatly shortened in others; the body is flattened in some (principally in bottom-dwelling fishes) and laterally compressed in many others; the fins may be elaborately extended, forming intricate shapes, or they may be reduced or even lost; and the positions of the mouth, eyes, nostrils, and gill openings vary widely.

Figuring out what intricate shape they take, or "seeing" their structures, however, is hard.