Sentence examples for shape explains from inspiring English sources

"It's got to be the right shape," explains Mr Begg.

"The audience is situated at the heart of an unfolding landscape, following a disjointed, poetic text as the atmosphere around them takes shape," explains David Shearing, who created the work in collaboration with composer James Bulley and writer Kamal Kaan. .

"Inside of each crystal is a strand of up to a hundred 160 individual DMX lights on a flexible tape that line the spines of each crystal shape," explains Director Vello Virkhaus .Then the crystals in between the taped crystals have a reflection channel...that we map the LED screen to so the LED goes into the crystal.

"How much tuna you can get for your shells depends on their colour and shape," explains Mary Bruno, a shop owner from Auki, a small provincial town on the island of Malaita, about a half-an-hour's flight from the Solomon capital.

The large volume of the PXR ligand-binding pocket characterised by a smooth, elliptical shape explains why PXR acts as a broad-specificity sensor of lipophilic xenobiotics.

This sigmoidal shape explains perceptual magnet and perceptual categorization effects, by which perceptual similarity is increased within the same category and decreased for elements falling across the category boundary.

These plans are steadily taking shape, explained Suresh Nair, a regulatory expert at Ernst & Young.

In broadside for example, the two shadows have exactly the same rectangular shape, explaining why the confusion between these two objects is high.

Using these PCA measures of size and shape, we conducted a stepwise multiple regression to assess whether size and shape explained significant variation in crushing resistance.

Shell size explained most of the variation in crushing resistance (standardized β = 0.662, df = 1, 503; R2 = 43.9%, p < 0.0001), whereas shell shape explained little variation in crushing resistance (standardized β = 0.077, df = 2, 503; R2 = 0.006%, p = 0.02).

"The magnetic materials, the chemical compounds coated onto the disk, are finer and finer molecular shapes," explained William Ball, a senior product specialist for portable audio at Creative.