Sentence examples for shape nature of from inspiring English sources

Cell shape, nature of multicell aggregates, motility, formation of spores, and reaction to the Gram stain are important.

The model includes a micro macro void nucleation condition, the initial penny shape nature of the voids, and the growth and coalescence regimes.

With ultrasound contrast they do not enhance [13], are well defined and often the wedge shaped nature of the lesion is better appreciated (Fig. 8).

In the past 20 years, the shape, nature and scale of immigration has changed since the former Soviet bloc countries joined the European Union, led by Polish people.

His scientific discovery also speaks to a more philosophical one, demonstrating the innumerable interconnections that not only shape nature, but each of our lives as well.

"Multidimensional heritability of neuroanatomical shape". Nature communications.

It analyses, in particular, demography, social relations, especially the labour market, and environmental pressures, showing how all of these have shaped and continue to shape the nature of Israeli-Palestinian relations.

"It's certainly going to shape, and is already shaping, the nature of humanitarian response". Special correspondent Faizy reported from Jalalabad and staff writer Simmons reported from Los Angeles.

The process could shape the nature of the sport nationwide.

In the case of House of Cards, bingeing is also discouraged because of the shape and nature of the action.

How do the specific neural structures of the human brain shape the nature of thought and language?