Sentence examples for shape metamorphosis from inspiring English sources

A shape metamorphosis technology is incorporated to construct the graded mesostructures with essential interconnections.

A shape metamorphosis technology is developed to interpolate a prototype microstructure (PM) to generate a family of graded microstructures (GMs) that are connectable to each other in a natural way since they present similar topological features and material distribution patterns at their edges.

Another set of melanocytes then develops in the later stages of larval development and during the transition to an adult zebrafish body shape (metamorphosis) to generate the adult stripes (Hultman and Johnson, 2010).

Larval responses were recorded at 6 and after 24 h under the dissecting microscope and categorized as follows: a) swimming (swimming or crawling, elongated body shape), b) metamorphosis (flattened along the oral-aboral axis with clear radial subdivisions of mesenteries), c) settlement (metamorphosis plus attachment to the dish surface or CCA).

Teashirt also controls a dramatic transformation in cell morphology, from cuboidal to the eponymous stellate shape, during metamorphosis.

I'd describe our work as shape-shifting, metamorphosis, or transmutation.

Good translators work hard to bring across the feel of the original writing: the liquid smoothness of Ovid's slyly shape-shifting "Metamorphoses," the suggestive meanderings of Proust's sentences, the precocious adolescent grandiosity of "The Catcher in the Rye".

During metamorphosis, dramatic shape changes occur in the Xenopus head (Figure 1, 2, 3).

Therefore we believe the utilization of cross-modal effects becomes a key technology for next generation of VR," adds Narumi, who has also conducted research into the perceived metamorphosis of shape, again using cross-modal interactions.

Such symbols would go through many metamorphoses of shape in which the resemblance between each symbol and the object it stood for gradually disappeared, but its semantic meaning would become more precise.

The metamorphosis of natural shape into abstracted forms that nevertheless curve and bulge with their own life, a metamorphosis initiated by Picasso, became the international style of the early 1930s.