Sentence examples for shape mimics from inspiring English sources

The shape mimics the silhouette of the toddler Jesus petting the lamb in Leonardo da Vinci's "Virgin and Child With Saint Anne".

Each bracelet also has a serial number that corresponds with one of the actual guns taken off the city's streets; the bracelet's oval shape "mimics the trigger cage of a gun," Ms. Mindich said.

On top of the sarcophagus, the bier of the effigy is supported by lions whose shape mimics Trecento consoles.

The crumpled pillow not only brings to mind the experience of dreaming while sleeping; its very shape mimics particular intimate parts of the human anatomy.

Why? Supposedly, this shape mimics the way our brows are shaped naturally when we are younger -- and thus, when applied in our more mature age, should have the same effect.

This shape mimics the actual endosteal canal, and provides optimal fit and fill.

Human fetal extensor tenocytes were isolated, expanded and seeded on polyglycolic acid (PGA) fibers that formed a scaffold with a shape mimicking human extensor tendon complex.

The title refers to the stain left after a high tide, as the project involves animated projections onto the stand, washing over it in color in shape, mimicking the swell of the sea. .

The garden's T-shape mimics the imagined shadow of the torso with arms outstretched.

Reichwein, J. F., Wels, B., Kruijtzer, J. A., Versluis, C. & Liskamp, R. M. Rolling loop scan: an approach featuring ring-closing metathesis for generating libraries of peptides with molecular shapes mimicking bioactive conformations or local folding of peptides and proteins.

Overseas, he said, venues tend to be round or horseshoe-shape, mimicking American sports stadiums designed for basketball and ice hockey even though most of the money is in concerts.