Sentence examples for mimicking the shape from inspiring English sources

Imitating the effect of stained‐glass windows and mimicking the shape of the Grand Palais's rotunda.

There is nothing new about the idea of a building roughly mimicking the shape of the human body, of course.

The house-shaped pages each contain a childhood photograph and a sheet of paper that folds out mimicking the shape of the stoop.

By placing electrodes on the scalp, scientists can run a low current across the prefrontal area, essentially mimicking the shape of clean, high-quality slow waves.

In one playful image, she is bent over so that only her backside is visible at the bottom of the frame, its sculptural roundness, and dark crack, mimicking the shape of a rock formation above her.

A robotic fish, BASEMACK1, is designed and fabricated by mimicking the shape of a live mackerel.

That's why the off-white carpet was cut to mimic the shape of the raised ceiling.

The Mississippi's main channel of three thousand years ago is now the quiet water of Bayou Teche, which mimics the shape of the Mississippi.

The arrangement of rhythmic layers in the score mimics the shape of these lonely sentinels, which sometimes resemble the monolithic shapes of Stonehenge.

The first models were sold in Japan in the 1950s, to mimic the shape and slow-cooking method of the traditional Japanese rice pot.

Ms. Melka-Teichroew, 30, has had the greatest success with a line of plastic rings that mimic the shape of a gold band with a single large diamond.