Sentence examples for order and shape from inspiring English sources
The field test shows that the model can simulate the color-mixing process in the aspects of color-mixing order, and shape and position of color-mixing spot.
In his "Magic Songs" (1988), the Canadian composer R. Murray Schafer did away with literal meaning, giving his singers strings of phonemes instead of words and creating a ritualistic drama partly through movement and partly through the way the vocal sounds were ordered and shaped.
Unlike the increasing wavelength, the increase in power density led to more ordered and shaped nanostructures, presumably because of the increase in energy rate.
Creation can only be achieved by both principles working in tandem and consists in God ordering and "shaping" or "forming" ("Gestalten" in its verbal form) the world in perpetual contrast with chaos.
For Heidegger the essence of technology is the way of being of modern humans a way of conducting themselves towards the world that sees the world as something to be ordered and shaped in line with projects, intentions and desires a 'will to power' that manifest itself as a 'will to technology.' It is in this technological mood that problems show up as already requiring technical solutions.
The game, which can look chaotic and improvisational on TV (or at ice level), takes on an order and a shape.
Most remarkable was the observation that although the corresponding tree fitted both the gene order and the shape of the cell, it did not follow the phylogenetic tree.
Narrative -- sequential telling -- imposes form as it orders and gives shape.
What are today called "second-order desires" accompany and shape all our first-order desires (110-11; compare Frankfurt 1971).
Poor loves - all summer they're refolding cardigans and heaving around long contraptions made of leather in order to groom and shape our next season's desires.
In order to size and shape control of the nanoparticles in the mentioned stage, it is needed that they be distributed on a suitable surface.
