Sentence examples for prismatic shape from inspiring English sources
At the Marlowe this means many vertical strips of timber, in irregular rhythms that are good for the sound, and a zigzagging prismatic shape in the ceiling which conceals equipment and also helps the sound.
Genistein consists of large, pure crystals with a smooth surface and a regular prismatic shape.
Moreover, the nanorods crystal has a typical prismatic shape with pencil-like end top.
Therefore, in cubic crystals, the pores most probably will be of prismatic shape, defined by plane boundaries of the individual grains.
As for the Pt/VNT-NGR hybrid nanomaterial, small dispersed agglomerates of platinum nanoparticles bearing lengthy prismatic shape and irregular distribution are observed (Fig. 7a).
Specimens were designed to be prismatic shape with a size of 250 × 250 × 400 mm for dam concrete and 150 × 150 × 300 mm for sieved concrete, respectively.
La Fresnaye employed colourful prismatic shapes reminiscent of Orphism in works such as The Conquest of the Air (1913), but unlike Delaunay's abstract compositions, La Fresnaye's images are representational.
Most studies on wind flows around buildings are focused on the flow fields of buildings with prismatic shapes.
Element size effects of voxel based FE models are considerably different from the effects on structural components with regular prismatic shapes.
The exponential channel is a general channel cross-section which is defined mathematically with a single exponential equation where five widely known prismatic shapes can be generated (rectangular, parabolic, semi-parabolic, triangular and semi-triangular).
The largest average-wind-pressure coefficient for southwestern wind of 1.04 can be found near the top on the south wall for an odd-geometrical building with wind openings, the average-wind-pressure coefficients are decreased by approximately 19 27% on the windward surfaces and 32 53% on the leeward surfaces compared with those for buildings with prismatic shapes.
