Sentence examples for its shape belongs from inspiring English sources
When set I has | I| = q and span(I) = s, its shape belongs to the class of (q, s -shapes.
His body is almost invisible, and it's hard to say for sure whether a rather preternaturally large baton-like shape belongs to him or is simply a figment of somebody's imagination.
How can we describe whether a shape belongs to the circle class?
Matching shapes: know which category a shape belongs to or match objects according to their shapes.
Nobody in that "bad" of shape belonged on the field in the first place, or at least no more than twice.
The four change types were: S2 was either the same as S1 (no change), or different from S1 in one shape or three orientations (irrelevant change), or different from S1 in one color (relevant change), or S1 and S2 different in one color and one shape (belonging to the same object) or one color and three orientations (both change).
Primitive fitting algorithms involve finding a given shape (chosen based on the mesh structure) in a complex mesh and considering that all the vertices within the registered shape belong to the same region.
Despite the eccentric ingredients, his feeling for shape and pattern belongs to the tradition of French classicism.
As noted in his Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine, a "great idea" takes a "longer time and deeper thought for [its] full elucidation," but this process of "germination and maturation" will be a "development" only if "the assemblage of aspects, which constitute its ultimate shape, really belongs to the idea from which they start".
The general geometrical characteristics of the inclusion shapes belonging to these sphere-class and cylindrical-fibre-class are specified, and some remarkable shapes of these classes are commented.
