Sentence examples for shapes of which from inspiring English sources

The clothes follow local fashions, and certain horse trappings display disks the shapes of which recall nomadic types.

For the training set, there are 5,598 shapes, of which 218 belong to micro-crack shapes and the remaining 5,380 are arbitrary patterns.

Some scale-like structures were distributed on the surface of the replica, the shapes of which were similar to those of the black scales shown in Fig. 1b.

The GaN layer exhibited graphical surface comprising the terrace and the concave, the shapes of which were corresponding with the mask pattern.

The Indigo toolkit is used to detect the unfused six-membered rings in the molecular structure, the shapes of which are then classified using the ring-walking algorithm depicted in Fig. 14, which identifies a "signature" for each ring based on whether on walking around the ring you take a left or a right turn at each node.

Short delaminations which do not significantly degradate the overall stiffness of the beam-plate have little effect on the lowest modes of vibration and their frequencies, while the presence of a long delamination generally introduces additional vibration frequencies, the associated mode shapes of which show out-of-phase motions of the upper and lower delaminated layers.

In the deuterostome larvae investigated so far (enteropneust tornariae and echinoderm larvae), the apical organ consists of more than ten or fifteen serotonin-like immunoreactive perikarya, the shape of which probably being typically flask-shaped [ 43- 45].

"We're living in a new world, the shape of which we don't yet know.

They're kind of a natural six-sided shape, of which four sides were used for gaming.

He devised subtle, colorless ensembles, the drape and shape of which sent coded messages to the educated eye.

That said, hers are an unusual shape (of which more later), and it would be hard to roll such a fragile dough much thinner.