Yet somehow, out of mere shapes and shadows made of electrons and pixels, television has sent us messages that we have moulded into meaning.
The minimalist logo design, where companies are recognized by mere shapes, is now seen across the board, such as Instagram's new logo, released on Wednesday of this week.
This combinatory model could produce new shapes in hybrids departing from a mere intermediate shape between the parental groups in a simple but largely undocumented way.
Hence, bariatric surgery is more than a mere medical intervention shaping biological bodies – it shapes and is shaped by culture.
It is hard to gauge how much Mr. Brown's mere presence may shape his neighbors' lives.
The boroughs were rendered as reductive abstract shapes, mere background shadows enabling the brightly colored bars used to delineate the respective subway lines to stand out.
With the ball old and soft, the pitch generally unresponsive to orthodox seam and only the merest hint of shape in the air, Broad had decided to cut down on his pace, throttling back into the crease and pulling his fingers down the left side of the ball to produce his leg-cutter, the delivery that moves away from the right-hander after pitching.
Narrative fragments and images and names come spooling out: The city is unfixed, its formal maps Are mere mnemonics where each shape repeats Its name before some ultimate collapse.
The recent addition of volume to the soft tissues using lipid filling has enabled better restoration of youthful volume and shape than mere lifting alone.
Languages seem so vastly different from one another, but for Chomskyans this is a mere matter of word shapes; in terms of how we put the words together, languages are all minor variations on a single universal grammar — the one underlying that jumping-He-on-the-tree phenomenon.
