Sentence examples for shaped forms from inspiring English sources
The paper provides novel empirical insights into how sustainability accounting shaped forms of power, rationales and practices in a supply chain.
Of these, the rivers probably have been of the greatest historical and cultural significance, for waterways have decisively shaped forms of settlement and agriculture, determined fundamental political and economic patterns, and helped define the nature of Southeast Asians' worldview and distinctive cultural syncretism.
Nocardia growth was observed and confirmed by subculture and microscopy: colonies had a brown velvety appearance, branching filaments were visible microscopically (0.5 1.2 μm diameter), that often fragment into rod- to coccoid shaped forms.
Oddly shaped forms are grafted onto the facades with no apparent rhyme or reason.
Like animals and plants, they undergo extinctions at particular times in the geologic past, but radiate again into new, but similar shaped, forms.
Also notable are Ming Fay's "Jungle Dangle" (2008), a pendant of botanically shaped forms, and Linda Ganjian's "Avestan," a sprawling floor sculpture of paper cutouts inspired by an ancient Persian alphabet.
Circles, which of course stand for the cycle of life, are everywhere, often accompanied by almond-shaped forms, which he calls pods, that may mean something.
Draw an anchor-shaped form (upper left illustration), a hairless patch in the middle of the chin (upper right), flat-edged teardrop shapes (lower left), and leaf-shaped forms with braids (lower right).
So Clarence John Laughlin's "Still Life With Calla Lily and Mirror" (May 16, 1937) looks initially like a luminous, Cubist composition of round and pod-shaped forms and flattened, wood-grained shapes before it becomes decipherable as a traditional still life.
The same steel mold, which was used to cast the U-shaped forms, was used to cast the three control specimens.
He began simply, creating walnut-shaped forms that floated in an infinite grid over a desert.
