Sentence examples for pointed shapes from inspiring English sources

"I saw the twisted black rocks, the pointed shapes of old volcanoes," Gemma tells us, adding that "the countryside was wilder and emptier than any I had ever seen".

He grabs armfuls of the white granite pebbles at our feet, marvelling at their milky colour; runs his hands over the rough lichen coating the rocks; and delightedly walks me over to a drystone wall where ancient ivy had grown into strange pointed shapes "like penises blowing in the wind".

Oblate, round and pointed shapes are found.

The bolt will usually make contact with a part of the plane that juts out, like the wingtip or the nose, which has a higher density of electrical fields than other parts of the aircraft because of their pointed shapes, according to the Smithsonian's Air & Space magazine.

Use a combination of round and pointed shapes, with lots of curved lines.

You don't have to stick exclusively to the rounded or pointed shapes, as we suggested with natural nails.

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.

On an AP view, the proximal part of the humeral component has a pointed shape with a gap in the middle.

From (7) and (8), we can see that the number of Gaussian and its variance is proportional to image size, and the resulted filter has a pointed shape and a large base.