Sentence examples for shape of leaves from inspiring English sources

mascot had been a walking, talking acrobatic violet -- a guy with a purple face and yellow hair dressed in a green bodysuit, a necklace of purple petals and green arms in the shape of leaves.

First, improved generic and flexible functions are formulated for modeling the shape of leaves and stems of graminaceous plants as organ-related triangulated surfaces, where the parameters may be directly interpreted in terms of morphological traits.

When you are intrigued by a plant, it's a good idea to visit an arboretum or public garden with a good collection to compare the color and shape of leaves and fruit, and the habits of the plants, which in the case of hollies can sprawl along the ground or grow to the regal height of 50 feet.

Chitwood says the statistical technique used in the violin analysis will also help him in future studies on how the shape of leaves evolve.

The most fragile petal, the first bud, a full flower head, and the shape of leaves and stems as they curve and grow have been captured and transformed into precious metals, vibrant gemstones and vivid enamel work from the 17th century through the present day.

We come to see the pattern of barks and the shape of leaves on the tree we pass by everyday.

But what you see in this show most of all isn't the shapes of leaves, stems or blossoms.

OSSINING Teatown Lake Reservation "Lovely Shades of Green," walk through the woods with a naturalist to enjoy the diverse collection of trees, shapes of leaves and textures of bark.

Erika Edwards, a plant morphologist at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, is using CT scanners to analyse how the shapes of leaves might be influenced by their early development inside the constrained space of a bud.

Mr. Hodges' trompe l'oeil glass tree branch with bird's nest, and especially his photograph of a landscape, with dozens of tiny cutouts in the shapes of leaves, works that have a subtly memorial feeling, are among the sleepers.

His honest-togoodness approach embraced a respect for the properties of the materials; steel should never be twisted into the shapes of leaves and flowers but serve its purpose in whatever way it is best suited to, structurally and aesthetically.