Sentence examples for multifaceted shape from inspiring English sources

The AgNPs employed in this study had a slightly elliptical or multifaceted shape with 8.30 ± 4.35 nm in size, although a few large particles were present.

"It's what allows them to be really high and come in multifaceted shapes".

It appears that the shape of the primary NPs would change to the spherical or ellipsoidal shape from their primary multifaceted shapes by OR and/or OA processes during the routine room temperature collecting process with a collecting time of greater than 5 h.

Most now know that it's a multifaceted, shape-shifting, and frequently debilitating condition that transcends race, sex, and creed.

Fatigue is a complex, multifaceted condition.

Dörnyei (2001) defined motivation as a highly complex and multifaceted issue shaping one of the most crucial human characteristics.

To date, however, little is understood about how immersion within this complex and multifaceted sport culture may shape women's embodied experiences and practices.

In short, the factors determining λmax, absorbance and bandwidth of the plasmon resonance are multifaceted, including the size, shape, and density of the metal particles, dispersion of particle sizes and their aggregation on the substrates [40 43].

To understand how patterns observed in the laboratory generalise to more challenging environments and how natural selection has shaped the multifaceted process of senescence, we require studies that investigate patterns, causes and consequences of synchrony of senescence in the wild.

On the whole, the research reported here presented new insights into the multifaceted demographic history that shaped the existing genetic landscape of the Khoe-San and Coloured populations of southern Africa.

Draw the multifaceted inclusions that contain various shapes of bubbles.