Sentence examples for rugged shapes from inspiring English sources

Quaternary glaciation scoured the mountains, carving them into rugged shapes, and changed valleys from a V- to a U-shaped cross section; river erosion has also been intensive and has left its marks on the landscape.

Precipitates of polyelectrolyte complexes were transformed into rugged shapes suitable for bioimplants by ultracentrifugation in the presence of high salt concentration.

The paddle can easily firmly hook on the poles due to their rugged shape, which suggested that the ePaddle module has great obstacle-negotiating capability when accessing rugged obstacles.

Second, the rugged shape of the terrain means that the camera becomes susceptible to occlusions in areas with large profiles, and that shadows formed by the terrain can be detrimental.

That rugged shape was also shared by an amyloid fibril derived via a normal prolonged shaking incubation of monomeric α-synuclein (Figure 2E).

INWOOD HILL PARK This 196-acre city park at the northern tip of Manhattan has trails and bike paths cut through a rugged landscape shaped by the last ice age, according to the guidebook, as well as a salt-marsh habitat.

In addition to the peculiar flora, fauna, and fossils he observed and collected, it was the rugged landscape shaped by volcanic and tectonic activities that caught the attention of Darwin and reinforced his idea of a world in continuous change (Darwin 1846; Moorehead 1969).

Maybe you'd like random shapes created from rugged, odd shaped broken plates.

This exhibition includes a mysterious low-lying dome made of black granite and a rugged three-cornered muffin shape carved from a chunk of white poplar.

In 1917, as an homage to the tank commanders who helped defend France, Louis Cartier designed the rectangular tank watch, which was inspired by the vehicle's shape and rugged elegance (women's white-gold American Tank with diamonds, $33,875).

"We want something that's robust and rugged, with a rectangular shape.