Sentence examples for shape which could from inspiring English sources

To build the Deepsea Challenger, engineers led by Ron Allum designed a pilot chamber with thin steel and gave it a spherical shape, which could be both strong and light.

Chairman Sir Philip Hampton warned earlier this week at the company's annual general meeting that changes were needed to put the business "in the right shape" which could mean "further impacts on employees".

As I got older, I noticed what a lot of feminist-minded folks do: Barbie's bizarre shape – which could kill a normal woman – breeds all sorts of body insecurities, and the kinds of Barbies Mattel offered up were always a bit suspect: Teen Talk Barbie said things like "party dresses are fun!" and "math class is tough".

What set the baguette apart was its neat ladylike shape, which could be adorned in countless way -- and the fact that editors were given first crack at Fendi sample sales, where bags that might sell for $1,000 were reduced to less than $100.

With the rapid advancement in the field of textiles, woven fabrics can be fabricated to near knit shape, which could exhibit high degree of flexibility.

The latter allows the consideration of the weld shape which could partly explain differences in the observed and calculated failure behaviour.

A distorted W-shape, which could be produced in certain situations, such as one involving an erroneously low time of inter-porosity flows, would handicap the recognition of a linear flow regime.

Performance was no different when symmetric colourful shapes were added to walls, but improved with asymmetric shapes which could be used without left/right judgments.

However, they have not taken into account the shape of the hand during optimal power-grasp posture when determining the tool-handles' shapes, which could additionally improve the handles' ergonomics.

By coincidence and without any intentional design, capital "C" and "G" have similar shapes which could serve to visually reinforce their complementarity.

I had to invent a form which could hold the shape of her life.