Sentence examples for shapes of lines from inspiring English sources

SINGAPORE — "Everything can be simplified in the basic shapes of lines and angles," Anthony Poon once said.

Concrete poetry consolidates the shapes of lines and the choice of different fonts and sizes, as well as the meaning of words.

Barry et al. was able to place 5 40 nm sized nanoparticles from gas phase onto a PMMA surface in shapes of lines and squares with 60 nm lateral resolution [129].

It's not quite like eating with your hands, but we get to touch the lengths and shapes of lines and individual words (think of it like handling good bread).

But it's this tension between form and expression, like the sublime shaping of lines required by the rules of the sonnet, that gives good nonfiction its real beauty.

There were areas of degeneration of nerve fibers and electron-dense structures in the shape of lines that corresponded to the residues of Schwann cells).

For both models, likelihood ratio tests were used to test for between-subgroup heterogeneity in both the location and shape of lines fitted within glycemia arms.

When NMR lines overlap and at least one of them is affected by radiation damping, the resonance line shapes of all lines are no longer Lorentzian.

The effect of dopant ion and glass host interaction, branching ratio of transitions and line shapes of emission lines in the visible region are discussed in view of the ionicity and covalency of hosts.

The shapes of those lines are similar to the shape of the line derived from the differential of vertical movements, indicating that barometric variations are proportional to the velocities of vertical movements at the ground surface.

Like many bop-oriented players, he often seemed to phrase in the shapes of saxophone lines.