Sentence examples for reflected the shape of from inspiring English sources
Clarke called it a "truly modern and sensitive industrial ordinary share index" having set out to choose stocks that were not necessarily the biggest companies, but among the most actively traded and those that reflected the shape of UK industry.
The gathering to some extent reflected the shape of Democratic super PAC fund-raising so far: a smattering of large contributions from wealthy donors, but far more checks in the five-figure range more typical of traditional candidate money.
As demonstrated by the Evos concept shown in Frankfurt last September, Ford has emphasized bringing exterior shapes inside; the Evos's hexagonal instrumentation frame reflected the shape of the grille, and the console's muscular contours echoed those on the concept's flanks.
The nanostructures reflected the shape of the liposomes, where spherical 560 nm size and porous architectures with large pores of 200 300 nm diameter (corresponding to sections along liposomes) ensembles were formed.
There is no significant relation between the grade of notching and indication (p = 0.78) Typically, notching caused by the metal humeral implant had a different radiographical appearance than that caused by PE humeral implants: it was located away from the baseplate without any baseplate contact and reflected the shape of the humeral inlay with a sharp borderline (Fig. 6).
The rubber pad, which is painted with reflective paint, deforms and reflects the shape of the object back to the sensor, which then interpolates the force used.
The façade of the base reflects the shape of Broadway as it passes Bowling Green.
This plant is sometimes called goosefoot (reflecting the shape of the leaves).
He kept the gentle curve reflecting the shape of Columbus Circle but changed just about everything else.
These harmonics, like those of a note, reflect the shape of the object in which the waves were generated.
And so the organization of your digital information reflects the shape of your life, not the shape of a 1940's Steelcase file cabinet.
