Sentence examples for shape by which from inspiring English sources

Plenty of rapid iteration formalized the Pocket Drone's shape — by which I mean marathon 3D printing sessions in Johnson's basement — and the process seems to have been fruitful.

In the context of our experiment, this LPR transformation had a sigmoidal shape, by which extreme elements do not "pull their weight" compared with those near the center of feature space (where the function is roughly linear).

It is important to understand both, because our views about government policies and existing inequalities are shaped by which of the two schools of thought one believes provides a better description of reality.

He became the most knowledgable and resourceful antiquary of his time, travelling for weeks on horseback as he toured derelict abbeys, drew monuments and amassed huge reference collections of English place names, inscriptions, window shapes (by which he learned to date buildings), and samples of handwriting from across six centuries (which helped him in the dating of manuscripts).

The result will be critically shaped by which "likely voters" become "actual voters".

The Internet, by its nature, destroys that shaping experience by which countries or cultures live a "moment" together.

As such, the project could help shape the standards by which designs for other civic projects should be judged.

In this study, the urban setting and associated consumerism are portrayed exerting pressure on women, who in turn relay it to men helping shape the criteria by which the latter's adequacy is assessed.

A traditional lavatory bowl has a fixed S-shape outlet passage by which its exit level is elevated than the entrance level to guarantee sealing.

Unlike the other jurisdictions, which were determined by geography, the Central Jurisdiction was shaped by race, which resulted in a segregated organizational structure and kept white and black Methodists apart.

The Knut story was also shaped by tragedy, which made it more compelling to those drawn in.