Sentence examples for keystone shape from inspiring English sources

When the projector is tilted, electronics and a mechanical lens-shifter alter the image to prevent it from assuming a keystone shape.

The calculated profiles of instantaneous OH mass fraction have a keystone shape behind the detonation front.

Understanding biodiversity in a SES requires understanding how the actions of humans as a keystone species shape the environment across a range of scales.

The trees, 57 percent of which are found in western Canada and the remainder in the western United States, either at high altitudes or latitudes, are considered a keystone species shaping the ecology of western forests.

Then a rusted, bullet-pierced road sign in the shape of a keystone, naming Route 14, oriented him, and he pressed on the accelerator with a young man's verve.

If the pipeline company behind the Energy East and Keystone XL proposals wants to shape the next Canadian government's energy policy, they had better start lobbying them immediately after the election.

Here is Pennsylvania, the Keystone State.

Since they made the movie, in which he and Mr. Damon star opposite Frances McDormand and Rosemarie DeWitt, Mr. Krasinski has been following developments like the protests in Texas, where the Keystone XL pipeline is beginning to take shape.

As shown by the successful defense of USDA organics standards a decade ago, the so-far-successful mobilization to defend net neutrality, and the fight against the as-yet-not approved Keystone XL pipeline, citizen campaigns can positively shape government regulations.

The house is narrow and quite distinctive, with pilasters and spandrel panels and a keystone above the parlor floor window in the shape of a bearded man.

A keystone is the stone atop an arch, and its shape is narrower at one end. .