Sentence examples for shape a figure from inspiring English sources

Jean le Rond d'Alembert, the famous editor of the Encyclopédie, declared it a "question of national honor not to let the Earth have a foreign shape, a figure imagined by an Englishman or a Dutchman".

And each is described in Neel's trademark blue outline – looping, breezing, brushing, sweeping in shape and contour – a figure that is then coloured in.

The inter-orbital ISL, especially, achieved a ring network shaped like a figure-of-eight using n to n−1 connections.

Counter electrodes were bent at the end to form a hook shape (Figure 1).

After that, the LRP begins to expand transversely to form a shape of mushroom (Figure 2D,E).

After RSAO field has been defined, left superior anterior oblique (LSAO) was added to meet an overlap shape "A" as in Figure 2(a)).

Shapes of figures identified as a baby's head.

Thrust is produced by flapping the wings (describing the shape of a figure-eight if viewed from the side), which creates a vortex wake that has the net effect of pushing the animal forward.

In the west they usually had a figure-eight shape, but in Cappadocia a disk shape was preferred, with triangular heads on long stalks.

The torn down faux-concrete walls begin with a large rectangular hole and end with a figure-like shape.

When someone gives enough to name a school after a public figure, it shapes a school's ideological profile.