Sentence examples for is shaped on from inspiring English sources

First, the health care system is shaped on the idea of a capillary covering the whole regional territory (and population) only for basic treatments.

The negative value of ΔS0 reveals that a more ordered arrangement of the adsorbates is shaped on the adsorbent surface and also a weaker activity of adsorbate molecules on the adsorbents than on the aqueous solution[54].

The drum body is shaped on a spool and the inner body carved by hand.

More research about poverty accumulates each year, but public policy often is shaped on the basis of myths about the poor and misconceptions about what the public wants to do for them.

A round cake pan will lightly steam the dough, yielding a slightly chewier, wedge-shaped shortbread; dough that's shaped on a baking sheet gives you classic crispy rectangles.

"Furthermore, they see his legacy being shaped on issues that pertain to traditionally Democratic areas," the aide continued.

My songs are shaped on pre-existing texts, sometimes centuries old and a hundred lines long, with voice, line and accompaniment unalterable.

For days, he moved from one event to the next, unaware all the while of the grand narrative being shaped on television.

Though its parts were shaped on stage from 1977 to 1983, the work took its final form as a multimedia opera made for television.

The online paper is a huge part of The Times's future, and expanding so rapidly that its approach to distinguishing between commentary and news is often being shaped on the fly.

Future research should focus on those processes of microbial and host interactions to understand how microbial communities are shaped on short- and long-term scales.