Sentence examples for repeated shapes from inspiring English sources

Furniture tends toward basic, repeated shapes, which may be left purely functional but are often extensively carved or painted.

The computational results show that the proposed algorithms are especially efficient for large instances with repeated shapes.

Tilings are constructs of repeated shapes covering a surface, common in both manmade and natural structures, but in particular are a defining characteristic of shark and ray skeletons.

The great tease of her quiet-looking clothes and repeated shapes, like full-skirted sundresses or a plain cardigan tucked into a gauzily layered white skirt, is that her woman is a true voluptuary.

These subject parameters obtained by MDA represent locally repeated shapes of distributions due to differences in subjects for each combination of other factors.

He uses grids of photographs, and looking closely you can pick out repeated shapes: curves, angles, squares and circles.

We show that an SMP based on an epoxy network with both chemical and physical crosslinks could be strained up to 75% in four repeated shape memory cycles with tensile stresses close to 3 MPa.

The tracery of the windows is in the style known as Reticulated Gothic, having a pattern of a single repeated shape, in this case a trefoil, giving a "reticulate" or net-like appearance.

In Figure 3A, the central cell underwent repeated shape deformations, with proliferative events generating separate cells after 200 and 315 min. 10.7554/eLife.04629.008 Figure 3. Mode of cell division of E. coli and C. glutamicum L-forms.

Additionally, if reduced RS to faces and scenes in high autistic trait participants is due to them attending to different aspects of the stimulus on successive presentations, then changing a feature or attribute of a repeated shape across trials (i.e., color) should lead to a greater reduction in RS in high autistic trait participants than when the feature or attribute is kept constant.

Like a 21st century update to the infinity mirror, animation student Gregor Belibi Minya creates a neverending tunnel of repeating shapes and patterns by linking together 2,361 screenshots from his computer's desktop.