Sentence examples for shaped in terms from inspiring English sources

Illness is culturally shaped in terms of how one perceives, experiences and lives with a condition or disease based on one's own explanations.

Periodically, the updates come in from her electoral scrutineers, who are fixed on what is shaping, in terms of the raw vote margin, as among the closest results in Australian political history.

They shaped me in terms of my tastes, in terms of what I wanted to do with my life.

This research studies a representative algorithm for each category, matching pursuit (MP), basis pursuit (BP), and noise shaping (NS), in terms of their sparsifying capability and computational complexity.

Our youth are in worse shape, in terms of programs.

Debora takes over an institution that is in better shape in terms of faculty, students and fund-raising than ever".

Horta-Osório said the bank was "in better shape in terms of getting the taxpayers' money back".

And some competitors, especially Toyota, are in far better shape in terms of their products, financial health and manufacturing efficiencies.

As this season has unfolded, the culture he's been trying to engender has started to take tangible shape in terms of points gained".

BUTLER: Just as exercise keeps the body in optimal shape, exercise — both physical and mental — can keep the brain in optimal shape in terms of thinking clearly, making judgments and solving problems.

"The offer of help from Shape in terms of force generation and force planning is very much something that could be quite alive in the next few weeks," Lord Robertson said.