Sentence examples for shaped so that from inspiring English sources

The wings of an airplane are shaped so that air flows faster over the top of them — the rushing air pulls more air along with it — causing lift.

The indenter is wedge shaped, so that the indentation depth is the only geometrical length scale.

The second uses a high velocity pulse of air shaped so that it can be transmitted significant distances without attenuation.

The poles are shaped so that the magnetic field varies greatly in strength over a very small distance (Figure 2).

The engineered cardiac tissue not only reproduces in vitro, but it can also be shaped so that it will, at some time, be able to form valves or endothelial lining.

This arrangement allows fuel elements to be poured into the core cavity which is shaped so that an ordered bed is formed and to be discharged from the core through the opening holes in the reactor top.

Lower dies seem generally to have been disk-shaped so that they could sit in a recess on an anvil.

They are wedge-shaped so that they can be tucked into the corners of the room - a placement that aids effective bass projection.

To maximize the sampling efficiency, the leading edge is wedge-shaped so that the width of the inlets is 5 mm, while the width of the sand chamber is 15 mm.

"There's something called koilonychia, which is when the nails are actually spoon-shaped so that, if you picture a drop of water being able to kind of balance on the top of the nail plate.

The guiding balloon catheter was pre-shaped so that it could be easily placed on the targeted wall segment; an 'S'- or 'crank'-configuration was used for anterior, apical, and inferior wall segments, and a 'J'-configuration for the lateral wall segment.