Sentence examples for rounded borders from inspiring English sources

The Samsung Z610 takes a bit of its styling cues from the iPod, as seen from the white body, rounded borders and smooth plastic shell.

The most obvious change is that it now supports color, thanks to the new e-paper full-color display, but it's also visually altered from top to bottom to provide a more refined, less low-tech look, with rounded borders on visual elements; big bold, Susan Kare-style icons; and animations that pepper the user interface wherever you happen to look.

Highlights include Diana Cooper's intense small doodles; a hallucinatory painting of logs and branches by Dan Kopp; a glossily futuristic abstraction by Jay Davis; playful collages with cut-out windows and rounded borders by Ruth Root and Graham Parkss's sleek, flattened paintings of modernist buildings (Johnson).

Cut overhang of dough to 3/4 inch, then roll it up and over lattice edge, making a neat rounded border.

The dorsal process is low and rounded, bordered by the dorso-medial and dorso-lateral faces of the proximal end.

The ventral process is directly opposite the dorsal process, and like the dorsal process it is low and rounded, bordered by the ventro-lateral and ventro-medial faces.

Also on Monday, armed forces raided Heet, a western town along a landscape of rounded hills bordering Lebanon, to crush opposition there, residents said.

The rounded rectangle border that surrounds the face is a nice touch, and frames the tall and wide display nicely.

Each alveolus is a rounded pit bordered lingually by an interdental plate, which is fused on both the anterior and posterior margin to the preceding and succeeding interdental plate, forming an interdental ridge which extends along the entire length of the tooth row.

The tibia differs from other hominins except H. habilis, H. floresiensis, and (variably) H. sapiens in its possession of a rounded anterior border.

The tibia is mediolaterally compressed with a rounded anterior border, a large proximal attachment for the M. tibialis posterior, and a thin medial malleolus.