Sentence examples for permanent shape from inspiring English sources

"Water has no permanent shape".

It is the permanent shape of things to come, as David Cameron said from the start.

In the Midwest, the industrial twentieth century had been so influential that it seemed to form the permanent shape of the place.

About the beginning of the Common Era, when the ancient provinces of Ireland were first taking permanent shape, Ulster had its capital at Emain Macha, near Armagh.

Shape memory polymer is a kind of smart materials which can memorize the permanent shape and can recover to original shape when be exposed to external stimulus.

We show that during the cooling process, stored strains evolve to fix the temporary shape and then during the heating process they relax to recover the permanent shape.

Children assemble them in patterns and then sprinkle them with water, causing the beads to adhere and form permanent shapes.

In the rubbery state above Tg, polymers demonstrate elasticity, and some can even be molded into permanent shapes.

These groups, drawn together by their electric charge, cluster together in "microdomains," stiffening and toughening the plastic without destroying its ability to be molded to permanent shapes.

One set of concerns has to do with the everyday governance of the community; the other, with the permanent shaping of the character of the people.

In the case of polymers, they are so strong that agglomerates of molecules can be molded into permanent shapes, as in the case of plastics, or drawn out into fibres, as in the textile industry.