Sentence examples for of distinct shapes from inspiring English sources

A unique aspect of the method is the ability to engineer vessels of distinct shapes and hierarchical trees that combine tubes of distinct diameters.

Convex and concave pattern of distinct shapes (e.g. non-cylindrical and -spherical, which is advantageous over standard reflow) are also possible (see Figure 1c) because the material displacement during smoothening is locally confined.

Chapters 1 to 3 effectively follow a developmental series of distinct shapes of consciousness jointly epistemological and ontological attitudes articulated by criteria which are, regarded from one direction, criteria for certain knowledge, and from the other, criteria for the nature of the objects of such knowledge.

The vast majority of distinct shapes that different diatom species make occur on the mesoscale, however, virtually nothing is known about the organic components that are involved in their formation.

Only a few studies have explored the toxic effects of distinct shapes of nanosized Ag.

Since fitness landscapes are high-dimensional and complicated objects, it is desirable to classify them into a finite set of distinct shapes; with the general idea that fitness landscapes with the same shape are likely to share biological properties.

Among these double flower forms, the 'anemone' type is special due to distinct shapes of outer and inner petals, whilst typical double form displays a gradient changes of petal size [ 27, 29].

Notably, isotropic rotational correlation times were measured to be close to a factor of two different between pWT apoSOD12SH and Cu2Zn2SOD1S S (11.6 ns and 18.2 ns, 'Materials and methods'), although an exact twofold difference would not be expected because of the distinct shapes of monomeric and dimeric SOD1.

AFM images of 100 distinct shapes, including the 26 capital letters of the Latin alphabet, 10 Arabic numerals, 23 punctuation marks, other standard keyboard symbols, 10 emoticons, 9 astrological symbols, 6 Chinese characters, and various miscellaneous symbols [26].

The shape was selected from a set of 6 distinct shapes (Figure 7) while using the same set of colors in Experiment 1 and 2. After a variable delay ranging from 1000 to 1400 ms, a fixation was displayed for 200 ms followed by 200∼300 ms blank interval.

Baker, Behrmann, and Olson (2002) trained monkeys to discriminate between "batons," elongated objects consisting of two distinct shapes joined by a straight line.