Sentence examples for more aggressive shapes from inspiring English sources

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Tracing the line between the cerebral and the physical is what Stroboscopic do best, although in a club environment revellers will be heartened to know that Lucy's performances tend to inspire more aggressive shapes than strokes of the chin.

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It permits more aggressive noise shaping which results in an improved accuracy and also eliminates the problem of OSR setting compared to synchronous counterparts.

One painting of a girl – sunken-chested, slack-shouldered – is even titled Older, and there is a work entitled Angela Merkel that appears to show a great mouth in mid-speech, though the shrill lemon and green seem to carry more aggressive tension than the shapes themselves.

Changes to the microenvironment to incorporate harsher conditions such as hypoxia or heterogenous matrix led to selection for cells with more aggressive traits and invasion tumor shapes.

Baker, who just turned pro, said the Williams sisters had made her focus on getting stronger, staying in shape, becoming more aggressive.

"I wanted them to hear my heart, and not just my words," recounted Mr. Southerland, one of scores of freshman Republicans — there are seven from his home state alone — who pressed for, and prevailed, in shaping a more aggressive plan to cut government spending.

Though much has been made about the curved corners of the iPad Pro's casing and the matching curved corners of its screen, the fact is that the device feels much more aggressive in terms of its shape.

While it is unlikely that Ms. Elfers, who has been with the company since 1989, will make any radical changes, her promotion is one more piece of evidence that Gene Kahn, who became president and chief executive of May last year, is looking to shape a potentially more aggressive executive suite.

Overall, the filters are meant to subtly augment your face rather than completely cover it or change its shape like some of Snapchat's more aggressive filters do.

Indeed, even in simplistic shapes such as circles, red is perceived as more aggressive, dominant, and more likely to win in physical competitions over blue [17].

He came to scorn the patrician New England world that had shaped his family and embraced instead the less decorous and more aggressive society of the Texas oil country.

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