Sentence examples for shape on which from inspiring English sources
In skippers and butterflies the terminal part is expanded into a clublike shape, on which most of the sensilla are concentrated.
In this trip down memory lane, the DVF wrap dress had its moment again, the sash tied slightly higher, but still the body-conscious shape on which the designer built her name and fame.
Additionally, we are also focusing on optimizing the device structure by etching the substrate into a cone shape on which the RRAM device is fabricated.
A novel so-called 'multi-level' modelling approach is proposed which is applicable to the study of a configuration of well separated obstacles of arbitrary shape on which any type of acoustic boundary condition can be applied.
The later study of complicated and irregular boundaries arising in engineering problems led to the invention of the finite element method, in which the domain was replaced by a set of "elements" of fairly simple shape on which the unknown function was approximated.
"Every player who has the honour of playing for the Wallabies has a responsibility to leave their own special mark on the jersey for the next generation to shape and build on, which Benn has certainly done," Cheika said.
In the ominously beautiful "Mother and Son" (1997), the images of rural Russia stretched and yawned, as if the director, impatient with the solid shapes on which regular cinema relies, felt compelled to morph them to his purpose.
It is an atmospheric staging, with a matrix of see-through scrims, all geometric shapes, on which videos of candles burning as Émilie works at her desk, mathematical formulas and other imagery (by Austin Switser) are projected.
David is the Cézanne of the sitcom: distilling it to its threadbare elements, creating an impressionistic haze of recognizable shapes on which he hangs gut punch gags and observations that push the form beyond its limits.
A sample from the structure space holds M structures together with their shapes, on which classification is performed.
This rule addresses "shape on silicon" problem, which takes place when contacts that are placed at the very end of a line are in danger of not being filled as the metal is rounded in real silicon.
