All bays are semicircular or nearly circular in shape, which distinguishes them from estuaries, which are elongated and funnel-shaped with a river running along the centre line and with beaches mainly near the mouth of the estuary.
Both are nearly circular in shape, the most round disc of any of the current tally of approximately 200 known species of stingrays.
It is nearly circular in shape and is characterized by the ravines that reach from the central mountain peak, Los Pechos (6,400 feet [1,950 metres]), to the coast.
In the parish of Little Dean, to the east of the village, and one and a half miles north-west of Newnham, is a camp nearly circular in shape, remarkable for its small size and strong fortifications.
In the sample withdrawn after 48 h of fermentation, the ED structures were enlarged and formed a nearly opaque circular shape that is clearly visible in the micrograph.
Note that this range includes a wide variation in shape, from a nearly circular uniform target like "balloon" to a highly elongated form such as "ghawk".
As it can be seen from these figures, the projection curves for SrN are nearly circular, while the curves for CaN and BaN significantly deviate from the circular shape.
Pepper fruits come in a variety of shapes and sizes, ranging from the small and nearly circular ají charapita to the long and thin tabasco pepper and to the large, furrowed fruits of the bell pepper.
First, the shape of Earth's orbit around the Sun, varies from nearly circular to elliptical (eccentric), with periodicities of 100,000 and 413,000 years.
