Sentence examples for shapes is that from inspiring English sources

One of the necessary requirements in combining these simple shapes is that their original shapes can be preserved as much as possible.

The proof that an object is a so-called two-sphere, since it can take on any number of shapes, is that it is "simply connected," meaning that no holes puncture it.

Some of the disgruntled chocolate fans have complained that the new curvy chunks are too sweet, provoking Cadbury spokesman Tony Bilsborough to defend the innovation: "We have been very clear and consistent that we have not changed the recipe of the much-loved Cadbury Dairy Milk," he says, before revealing that the thinking behind the round shapes is that they'll melt in the mouth better.

Flashing neon pink, turquoise and green, the lights swirl across the sky in myriad imagined shapes (is that a walrus, a witch, a whale?) before whipping back on themselves and disappearing.

Moreover, one fundamental drawback of stereo based reconstruction of 3D shapes is that the reconstructed entities' precision decreases quickly with distance to the cameras, due to the images' finite pixel sampling [49], [50].

My response to 1) is simple: The reason the environment is in such bad shape is that some markets fail.

The loss of life that gives the book its shape is that of Tusker Smalley, whose "massive coronary" we learn about in the book's first sentence.

And what was striking about seeing clothes in six layers of the same shape is that they had texture and depth and suddenly movement, too.

One reason Russian health care is in desperate shape is that the average patient's stay approaches 17 days, compared with 5 in the United States.

The reason private equity is probably in terrible shape is that so many of the deals involved steep leverage.

Perhaps most importantly, another trend that is taking shape is that 3-D printers are now becoming mainstream presences in schools and public libraries.