Sentence examples for shape changed from from inspiring English sources
The shape changed from long and narrow to more square-shaped.
It was also found that with increasing particle size the shape changed from spherical to cubic.
The micelle shape changed from elongated oblate to sphere upon addition of cyclodextrin at stoichiometric ratio of 1 1 CD:AOT for HP-β-CD and 2 1 for α-CD.
These solid solutions yielded several voltammetric peaks during the dissolution scans, where it could be observed that the peak shape changed from that of pure Ni to pure Co.
Comparing the hydrocyclones with air core and solid core, it was proved to be featured with higher total separation efficiency, larger reduced separation efficiency, smaller corrected cut size and higher separation sharpness, although the hydrocyclone cone shape changed from common type, to parabola type, and to hyperbola type.
After TcdA treatment, the cell shape changed from spindly to round while the cell size varied along with nuclear condensation, fragmentation and dissolution.
Phytogenic mound shapes changed from symmetrical mound type to asymmetrical terrace type as slope increased.
The spectrum of the associated LSPR response was change from blue, green, yellow to red when the silver shapes changed from rod, sphere, triangle to cube, respectively.
With the growth time increasing from 2 h, to 6 h, to 12 h, and finally to 24 h, the diffraction peaks of hexagonal NaYF4 in the XRD patterns became more and more dominant, and the crystals shapes changed from nanosquare, to nanopolyhedron, and finally to hexagonal prism shape, and the particle size increased from 28 nm, to 33 nm, to 38 nm, and finally to 115 nm × 125 nm, respectively.
As shown by Table 3, planar membrane antenna frame shapes have changed from circular to horseshoe shape to rectangular.
When the shape is changed from rectangular to U-shaped, it is expected that the sweep efficiency upstream of the obstacle would be majorly affected because more oil would be trapped behind the boundaries of the obstacle.
