Sentence examples for shape of knots from inspiring English sources

By the time you've sewn around the part, you should have a large 'U' shape of knots.

Whereas Jae-Moon's piano solo, Tangram, exhilaratingly executed by Hodges, was too burdened by its subtle pattern of knots, puzzles and shapes, Causton's piece was immediately clear and powerful.

How did she knit those medallions in the shape of Celtic knots, inlaid perfectly in a cream-colored background?

For the first time, scientists have predicted how the force needed to pull a knot tight depends on shape of the knot.

"The Duke, excavating in Alexandria, comes upon a fragment of papyrus by Isosceles, which gives him a clue to the shape of the knot he's been seeking.

Link all the ribbons and adjust them to the shape of flower; knot the thread.

Those doing so in Gateshead receive a medal while in Cornwall new Britons are handed a lapel pin in the shape of a Celtic knot, fashioned from local tin.

We find that the shell is composed of knots and has an elliptical shape.

Change in location and quantity of knots had no impact on the shape of the spline curves (data not shown).

"Lake Tenaya" (1937) shows a portion of a twisted tree trunk in the shape of a torso, a circular knot in the wood at just the right height as a bellybutton.

The shape of the curves was very robust to changes in the number of knots in the regression splines or the smoother span in the lowess algorithm.