Sentence examples similar to shadows are formed from inspiring English sources

Hence, each shadow is formed of t shares.

This paragraph just mentioned 'shadow'; and a shadow is formed of several 'shares'shares

In fact, in all three proposed methods, each shadow is formed of t shares (because each of the t groups offers a share to the mentioned shadow).

He knows how much evil is visible through a "wrong shape" (in the Chestertonian sense), whether it be the shape of Caligari's visiting card, of the wooden crosses in a graveyard (notice that the true crosses are formed by the shadows), of tree or hedge, or of an old man's top-hat.

Many deserts are formed by rain shadows, as mountains block the path of moisture and precipitation to the desert.

The model predicted that, under certain extreme upstream conditions, a magnetic shadow can be formed that is (a) displaced to the nightside relative to the optical shadow; (b) decreases in size as the particles increase in energy in the keV to MeV range; (c) shows an asymmetry in the shadow along the direction of the convective electric field, Esw.

A kind of shadow government was formed in the village of Tushino, 9 miles (14 km) west of Moscow, in which the boyars and bureaucrats of the Romanov circle took leading posts.

In addition, the length of the arms of the second and third pitches of the GHSTTS were reduced by a third and two thirds relative to the length of the arms of the first pitch; hence, terraced structures as well as slanted shapes in which the tilt angle changes with distance from the edge of the shadowing block were formed.

Those independent groups are forming a shadow campaign apparatus fueled by unlimited and often undisclosed contributions, without the same accountability required of political parties or candidates' own political action committees.

The gnomon of the equinoctical-shadow dial in Central Pk. is formed by the backrest of the large, semicircular exedra which seats about 30 people.

As the Prime Minister pulled the plug on a controversial plan to sell off England's public forests, it emerged that a 10-strong policy unit will be formed to shadow the work of Whitehall departments.