Sentence examples for rigid contour from inspiring English sources

The show begins with a smattering of academic life drawings, but almost immediately their rigid contour lines slacken.

Aalto, the renowned Finnish architect with a humanistic bent, brought a love of natural materials and organic shapes to the rigid contours of the International style -- not to mention his immortal 1936 vase.

The academic and governmental researchers who translate climate scenarios into projections of forestry consequences are publishing papers that veritably scream alarm within the rigid contours of objective prose.

The gauzy garment has never looked so rigid -- its contours are spider-like, almost robotic.

With a highly rigid structure, the shape was maintained, determined entirely by the contours of the mold.

In individuals with spinal cord injury, spinal deformities can result in the development of back contours that deviate from the shape of standard rigid back support shells.

Preliminary evidence indicates that customized postural support may be warranted to optimize positioning and posture when a standard rigid shell does not align with contours of a person's back.

As elongated fibril structures become less rigid (shorter persistence length), correlation between the contour length and end to end distance will deviate from this line.

Orthokeratology (ortho-k) is defined as the clinical technique that uses specially designed and fitted rigid contact lenses to reshape the corneal contour to temporarily modify or eliminate refractive error.

Malignant stricture often occurs in elderly patients and manifests as solitary lesion, usually ranging from 2 to 6 cm long with irregular contours, intraluminal filling defects, and rigid, tapering margins.

Roksanda Ilincic fused the rigid graphics of artist Josef Albers with the organic contours of Bohemian sculptor Niki de Saint Phalle for a Seventies-inflected collection that felt thoroughly modern.