"shape range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the variety or diversity in the forms or figures of something. Example: The designer's collection showcased a unique shape range, from flowing gowns to sharp geometric cuts.
The idea was to distort an enemy submarine commander's perception of the ship's size, shape, range, heading and speed, so as to make it harder to hit with the non-homing torpedoes of the period.
The most appropriate metrics were percent cover, total edge (km), number of patches, descriptors of patch area, nearest neighbor distance, the mean perimeter-to-area ratio, shape range, and clumpiness.
We have confirmed that many terrain types are clearly non-Gaussian in nature and that a flexible two-parameter model is able to capture the full shape range of PolSAR data distributions, whereas the Gaussian model cannot.
The structure of soot particles are strictly related to their age, in fact their shape range from a linear to a more and more branched structure, where the first one is related to a newly formed soot and the second one to an advanced agglomeration.
Here, using polymeric particles of different geometries that represent the size and shape range of a variety of bacteria, the importance of target geometry in recognition was investigated.
Here, using polymeric particles of different geometries that represent the size and shape range of a variety of bacteria, we investigated the interactions of particles with the MPS.
Histopathologically, all original tumors comprised proliferations of neoplastic cells that were highly variable in shape, ranging from spindle-shaped and polygonal to ovoid.
Its shape ranges from roughly spherical, to obovate (egg-shaped) or pyriform (pear-shaped), sometimes plicate (crumpled, wrinkled) around a somewhat fibrous, persistent tuft of mycelium.
The spore sac is variable in shape, ranging from roughly spherical to egg-shaped or irregular, but it is usually taller than it is wide.
Their shape ranges from a contorted cylinder to roughly club-shaped to irregularly diverticulate (with short offshoots approximately at right angles to the main stem).
Two bamboo panpipes with 13 pipes in single-wing shape, ranging from 5.1 to 22.5 cm (2 to 8.8 inches) in length, were excavated from the tomb of Zenghouyi (Marquis Yi of Zeng) in Hubei province (433 bc).
