Sentence examples for more suitable shape from inspiring English sources

For the best results, let your nails grow a bit before attempting a full on manicure; the scissors and filing are just to get them into a more suitable shape!

Our rational cubic FIFs are more flexible and more suitable for shape related problems in computer graphics, CAD/CAM, CAGD, medical imaging, finance, and engineering applications, and apply equally well to data with or without derivatives.

At least eight green and eight albino, fully expanded leaves per plant were randomly selected for the determination of transpiration rate and photosynthesis rate with a portable photosynthesis system (LCi Biosystems, ADC Bioscientific Ltd ,Hoddesdon, UK), equipped with the standard broadleaf cuvette for Citrus and a narrower cuvette (LCi 013/N) more suitable for the shape of Nerium leaves.

The improvement of biosynthesized AgNPs has allowed better control of shape and size more suitable for the increasing biomedical applications, such as implantable biomaterials, tumor radiotherapy sensitization agent, molecular imaging agents, biological markers, and drug delivery [20, 21].

The British writer, who turned 80 in 2013, meditates on several subjects that have preoccupied her fiction (memory, history, social change) and some more suitable to nonfiction: books that have shaped her life, a few particulars of that life, and six objects — including the eponymous dancing fish and ammonites — that reveal something important about their owner.

A more suitable cut for his frame and stature would be more of a trimmer fit.

The position of stiffeners as well as its orientation makes certain measurement points more suitable for comparing analytical and experimental mode shapes.

For those hotspots with a slowly decreasing effect, Pareto distribution is more suitable due to its density function where is the shape parameter and is the initial value.

It indicated that the shape weight we proposed in this paper was more suitable for the representation of multivariate time series model.

In addition, the spherical shape of ceramic particles are considered to be more suitable for bone defect filling applications due to their packing and predictable flow characteristics during injection, compared to irregular shaped micro-particles (Bohner et al. 2013).

Nevertheless, HCCNTs are predicted to be more suitable (than SWCNTs) for thermal management applications due to their spring-like shape.