Sentence examples for long shell from inspiring English sources
'long shell' is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in English
Instead, you may use a phrase such as "large shell" to describe a shell that is longer than average. For example, "The hermit crab had outgrown its shell, so it needed to find a large shell to move into."
Eugene Island lies on a long shell reef extending 25 miles (40 km) northwest of Point Au Fer.
But some analysts questioned how long Shell would be able to hold its dividend at this level, given the low oil price.
Interesting theoretical and experimental observations were observed for the long shell.
The results show that wave propagation has high accuracy for long shell and large circumferential numbers.
The results show that wave propagation has high accuracy for long shell and SD SD boundary conditions.
It is seen for the case of a shell with one end pinned and the other end free that the buckling solution collapses to the long shell solution, for geometries of practical interest.
Long shelled, shot at and deprived of shelter, food and medicine, the half-starved wretches who have survived the recent battles are exceptionally vulnerable.
Razor clams are served raw, twirled in their long shells and topped with curling pea tendrils, and there's caviar, of a sort — North Atlantic bleak roe — served in a jelly jar.
This does not apply to long shells, where the circumferential wave number n≤3.
The MPE method with power series is found to predict behavior well for short shells, but not for long shells.
The 'Free vibration of shells' and 'Flutter of very long shells (equivalent beam model)' subsections comprise verification of results with previous works.
