Sentence examples for shapes because of from inspiring English sources

They did not have their wings outstretched to soar on light updrafts but instead had them tucked into V shapes because of the wind.

There are not many trees along the route, but those you see have often grown into extraordinary shapes because of the persistent wind.

The form of such dark clouds is very irregular: they have no clearly defined outer boundaries and sometimes take on convoluted serpentine shapes because of turbulence.

Every sim has a maximum of 15,000 manipulatable shapes, because of space constraints on the Linden Lab servers, so designing (or buying) furniture with the fewest prims possible — or with the ability to appear when residents enter a room and disappear once they leave, so that only one room is furnished at a time — becomes a priority.

There are still relatively few numerical solutions to the ground heat transfer problem for new GHEs shapes because of their novelty.

It is a powerful tool for designing various nanostructures and shapes because of inarguably self-assembling nature, precise hybridization, easy to design and fairly predictable DNA geometric structure.

While OCT provides 3D data of a basically cuboid-shaped volume, SLOT measures a volume with cylindrical shape because of the rotation of the specimen.

A character takes shape because of that confluence of letters.

And I'm in great shape because of it".

I'm in very good shape because of all the pushups you do in the military.

The accuracy of a reflecting surface may depart from the ideal shape because of manufacturing irregularities.