Sentence examples for shape substantially from inspiring English sources

Dwarf planet, body, other than a natural satellite (moon), that orbits the Sun and that is, for practical purposes, smaller than the planet Mercury yet large enough for its own gravity to have rounded its shape substantially.

The binders in the compression direction changed shape substantially.

It is shown that the formation of a wide passband is connected with the eigenfrequency spectrum of the filter element which acts as an acoustic resonator and that the required filter shape substantially depends on whether the filter characteristic impedance is higher or lower than the characteristic impedance of the waveguide.

A draft accord written by Brazil, South Africa, India and China contrasted sharply with one put together by Denmark that campaign groups said was shaped substantially around the requirements of the United States.

And yet, we should worry when policies are shaped substantially outside ordinary public politics by an increasingly private set of actors, whose relationships with the public sphere can simultaneously be rivalrous, symbiotic and parasitic.

The binders in the longitudinal section (compression section) of the briquettes with binder concentrations of 7%and9% 9 % moved substantially and changed shape considerably, so these binders were more likely to have roundness values exceeding 4.0.

It is shown that the interfacial heat flux distribution is affected by the particles shape, which substantially affects the flow and thermal fields around the fluid particles and, consequently, the total heat transfer rate.

The term leaf heteroblasty defines the situation when leaf size and shape differ substantially between seedling and adult plants (Goebel 1900; Allsopp 1967).

The first issue raised by our study is that aedeagus size and shape vary substantially in both species, and, that a significant portion of variation is genetically determined.

This could be due to differences in cell morphology, as previous numerical studies (Smith et al., 2011) for bacterial cells suggest that differences in head shape can substantially alter swimming behavior.

The composite system is examined in cases where its deformation reaches a state for which the undeformed and deformed shapes are substantially different.