Sentence examples for shaped in order to from inspiring English sources

Four plaster figures, designed by Rudofsky & executed by Constantin Nivola are introduced to show a woman's body as it would have had to be shaped in order to fit the dresses of a number of fashion periods.

The wall panels are toroidally shaped in order to spread the incident parallel power flux q|| uniformly, assuming a single decay length λq whose value is not known from first principles.

In a microanalytic perspective, the design of teaching and learning activities and social interactions can be shaped in order to foster crucial processes (modeling, coaching, scaffolding, fading out; articulation, reflection, exploration).

A plate was shaped in order to fix both bone graft and fractured fragment.

Each case study has been selected and shaped in order to highlight various aspects of doing business in Asia, starting with basic principles and moving on to the specific responsibilities that businesses have towards their various stakeholders.

Thus, the scale-up synthesis of quantum dots aims mainly to the energy utilization, and the production has to be shaped in order to fulfill the requirement for energy applications.

The second aspect is the design of a noise canceller using the Internal Model Principle and the sensitivity function shaping in order to reduce the "water-bed" effect.

Further, processing is performed at data level (at symbol rate), prior to pulse shaping, in order to avoid signal spectral regrowth on the uplink channel and to reduce the GW hardware requirements [21] (cf. Figure 3).

As mentioned before, the NC-OFDM scheme possesses the ability to efficiently use fragmented spectrum opportunities as well as perform spectrum shaping in order to suppress interference that may affect nearby primary wireless transmissions.

I had a couple of teachers in college who changed my life, I shaped myself in order to please them".

I had a couple of teachers in college who changed my life, I shaped myself in order to please them". These mentors were the writers Allan Gurganus and Grace Paley.