Sentence examples for shapes made up from inspiring English sources

The spandrel panels — the rectangles below the windows — consist of diamond shapes made up of crisscross lines, something like the Islamic decoration of the 14th-century Alhambra.

At one end, a series of mandalalike "sacred shapes" made up of circles, triangles, squares — forms that have recurred in mythological and artistic representations of the cosmos — bounce out of the walls, evolving and morphing into cylinders, Slinkys, and other configurations.

The overall result was that the 12-section proteins spontaneously assembled into tetrahedra geometric shapes made up of four triangle faces (see image).

To assess the consumption of different MSW constituents by termites, each constituent was kept in an in situ termireactor of rectangular shape, made up from 3-mm-thick aluminium sheets.

One end is slightly stony at the water's edge, but its intimate size and almost circular shape make up for that.

The first "outfit" was a houndstooth sweater made from glistening Swarovski crystals, the jagged shapes that made up the pattern each individually applied to the body.

A similar thing happened with Yeats's "Tower," creating a spectral shape made up of words.

The Manchester Evening News marks one year since the Arena bombing with a heart shape made up of bees occupying the whole front page.

The redrafting yielded an ink-blot shape made up of red and blue swirls, like the batter for a marble cake into which too much food colouring had been spilled.

A turned ivory column topped by an icosahedron, which I now know from this exhibition is a geometric shape made up of 20 equilateral triangles, was fashioned by the stupendous ivory craftsman Egidius Lobenigk, reflecting the latest Renaissance theories about complex design and perspective.

It is learnt that a geometrical shape made up of a combination of the different basic shapes can be utilized for controlled energy absorption.