Sentence examples for preserve its shape from inspiring English sources

As noted by Glasner (2015) and Freudenthal (1987), this notion of a body that does not preserve its shape offered several important advantages.

First, the space between the spheres, which is subject to continuous change, is filled by the body that does not preserve its shape, and so transmission can be explained by contact.

As long as each subtype in a heterogeneous HSC or progenitor-cell population does not convert into another subtype, the overall aggregated clone size distribution 〈 m k 〉 will preserve its shape.

The images showed that the flame always preserved its shape while growing in size (even when it had been initiated with a highly convoluted shape); image processing demonstrated the manner with which the flame-growth speed varied as the flame propagated and approached the pentroof and piston-crown walls for slow, "typical" or fast burning cycles.

Transformation of an object which preserves its shape and location is what we call a symmetry.

When in this state an asymmetric perturbation of the medium leads to formation of a travelling localized excitation (wave-fragment) which moves along a predetermined trajectory, ideally preserving its shape and velocity over an extended time period.

A soliton structure which preserves its shape after collision can trap the plasma particles and transfer them over the large distances.

Interestingly, the LBL-assembled FGO-coated PVA sheet remained inert and preserved its shape with little shrinkage even after repeated exposed to high-temperature flame for 9 s, as shown in Fig. 8c.

However, it does not preserve its original shape, has low mechanical properties and it suffers from batch-to-batch variations (Antoine et al. 2014).

This weakened cornea is no longer able to preserve its normal shape against the intraocular pressure in the eye and therefore bulges outward, leading to a conical shape and subsequent distorted vision.

Nuclear Energy Institute President and CEO Maria Korsnick throws in jobs, trade and a sprinkling of world dominance, saying: "To preserve its ability to shape global use of nuclear technology, the US must have both a strong domestic nuclear power program and an aggressive nuclear trade and export program".