Sentence examples for pointed shape from inspiring English sources

The visiting superyachts dwarf the local fishermen's boats, called les pointus due to their, well, pointed shape.

The main findings of the work are: barrel vaults with pointed shape become statically determinate at a higher support displacement level than barrel vaults with semi-circular centreline.

Here we also show that the RBCs are easily misshapen to a pointed shape in smears, but, with the addition of thrombin, they are entrapped in the fibrin mesh and this entrapping causes severe shape changes due to the pressure of the fibrin and dense deposits onto the stressed cells.

This was an involved process, with the crown of the helmet losing its pointed shape to become flat and the nasal expanding to cover the entire face except for small vision slits and breathing holes.

It sounds reckless, but the eggs are a long, pointed shape that stops them from rolling off the cliff.

Therefore, the (0001) plane, the plane with the most rapid growth rate, disappears which leads to the pointed shape at the end of the {0001} direction.

Unique data point shape is printed for each simulator on the graph, and the simulation results overlap with each other for all the simulation engines.

So what's need to create a fire, why is a flame pointed in shape, and what is the best way to put one out?

The scherzo had clarity and deftness; the funeral march was subdued and genuinely sorrowful, not menacing; and the presto finale had point, shape and purpose.

(iii) The separation condition (separation point, shape of bubbles, reattachment point, etc).

In this point, shape memory materials can answer these needs in textile due to its smart features.