Neurons present morphologically complex and diverse dendritic trees, the shapes of which play key roles in neuronal activity, as shown both theoretically [1], [2] and experimentally [3] [5].
He was too old and too out of shape to play professional basketball, but it got him dreaming again.
You need all your game in shape to play one of these weeks".
She was not in the kind of overall shape to play a whole game, and besides, the contest was not expected to be much of a struggle.
Matt films the games with a wider angle lens to the normal TV cameras, so that the coaching staff can look at the game as a whole and see shapes and patterns of play with more clarity.
Thus history yields its providential meaning in the shape of a play that is both history and romance.
Directors also have to pay careful attention to the narrative arcs of characters, as well as to the structure of scenes and the shape of the play.
For Mr. Lithgow, the movie scenario lacks these two themes, or arcs, that give the Broadway version "the shape of a play".
A playwright will determine the shape of a play in part according to the conditions in which it will be performed: how long should it take to engage an audience's interest and sustain it?
LeCompte's projects often begin this way: someone in the group, not necessarily her, will come in with a text, or have an idea, and if it pleases LeCompte the shape of a play slowly begins to emerge.
In addition, it has also been reported that the size and shape of Pt play an important role in determining the electrocatalytic activity for H2O2[16].
