Sentence examples for recognised the shape from inspiring English sources
Lookouts on this ship recognised the shape of the strange vessel that had appeared out of the night and immediately opened fire, to which Dart swiftly responded.
A toddler can enjoy this work of art – and recognise the shape of a snail – but is it an image or an abstract decoration that happens to be snail-like?
Understanding more about how and why felt presences occur has the potential to tell us many things about ourselves: how we react under intense mental or physical stress, how we deal with danger and threat, and how we recognise the shape and position of our own body.
Designers are now investigating ways to fit products into ever smaller containers as a response, and those of us who fondly remember the days when toys were made of sturdy metal (and when the average child had less than a closet full of them) may recognise the shape of Christmases future.
moluccana is easily recognised by the shape of the midlobe of the lip, which is linear-oblong with a slight dilation toward the base instead of being cruciform [ 8] (Table 1).
Instead we learn to recognise the general shape of words, or familiar phrases, allowing us to speed through texts and understand church signs at a glance.
Theodora then tested whether the sharks could transfer their ability to recognise the appropriate shape.
Antibodies are proteins that are exquisitely sensitive to shape (their role is to stick on to, and thus neutralise, the "foreign" molecules in viruses, bacteria and the like, and they do this by recognising the foreigners' shapes).
And how easy it is to recognise the revenant shapes which the old unchanging enemies – racism, leader-worship, superstition – assume when they reappear among us (often bodyguarded by their new apologists).
Also, the WD is applied to the problem of recognising the mode shapes in the thin and thick regions of a plate with different thicknesses.
