Sentence examples for its strong shape from inspiring English sources
As well known, the magnetic moment distribution of ideal magnetic nanowire is almost along the long axis of nanowire for its strong shape anisotropy; thus, its easy magnetization direction will be parallel to the long axis of nanowire and hard magnetization direction perpendicular to its long axis.
The cautious hope is that Hollande will turn out or be forced to be France's Gerhard Schröder, the ex-German chancellor and, like Hollande, a social democrat who executed the economic, welfare, and structural reforms a decade ago that put Germany in its current strong shape.
Take Angela's deconstructed harness belt: inspired by its strong, linear shape, Rosita used it as the starting point for her zigzag-accented Swarovski chandelier.; This avant-garde designer's latest collection looked like environmental protective wear.
The "Talks on the New Way…" cover really expresses the Art Deco aesthetic with its strong geometrical shapes and play on color and negative space.
Boeing started in strong shape, with its first-quarter profit up 27% as it delivered its largest order of planes in five years and was sold out of new aircraft until 2011.
"It has a strong shape," he said.
"You want to get a play into its strongest possible shape by the end of previews, so the audience loves it and the critics love it, because then you have a better chance of selling more tickets at full price," said Neil Pepe, the artistic director of Atlantic, where "Storefront Church" is in the midst of three weeks of previews and scheduled for two weeks of regular performances.
The novel is a pretty demanding taskmaster and you have to come to the desk in pretty strong shape to tackle it.
"Others have said the firm and its former leader could still bear some responsibility for failing to leave the company in strong shape".
Democrats believe that Mr. Bush's tenure has put them in strong shape for the coming elections.
But the opposition isn't in strong shape, and you plan to run again.
