Sentence examples similar to morphing gaps from inspiring English sources
And that gap is morphing into a chasm," said Frank Luntz, a veteran GOP pollster.
By the eighties, the credibility gap had morphed into a general distrust of government and, thanks to Reagan's brilliant messaging, a desire within the electorate to see government's role limited.
The concept introduced here seals this gap with a smooth, three-dimensional morphing transition section that elastically lofts between the rigid wing and moving control surface in a passive and continuous manner.
To solve this, Rosén used morphing techniques to generate frames that would fill in the gaps in the timeline, stretching 18 images into one image per each of the 90 days.
The board is always morphing.
This paper introduces a compliant morphing flap transition that seeks to address a long-standing source of noise and drag in the design of aircraft wings – the gap present at the spanwise ends of the control surfaces.
"Multiresolution Mesh Morphing". ACM SIGGRAPH.,1999.
Cars keep morphing with trucks.
"It's just morphing onto other platforms".
Was it hard morphing back into Sherlock?
