Sentence examples for shaping by from inspiring English sources

Fig. 2 Pulse-shaped OFDM transceiver structure with efficient implementation of pulse shaping by a polyphase network.

Dugouts range from simple, trough-shaped hulls to beautifully formed boats with the sides spread, after shaping, by warping with hot water.

"People are fascinated by body shaping, by what goes on under the garment," said Karen Augusta, a couture historian and auction house owner.

While Maria cut and layered (which she did brilliantly), Jenny proffered a foot massage (reflexology), then a pedicure (heaven) and a French manicure ("To make nails look longer"), followed up with brow shaping by Vivian.

The second was the emergence a century earlier of an established algebraic practice in the work of the Italian and German algebraists and its subsequent shaping by Viète into a powerful mathematical tool at the end of the century.

But the highly specialized practice of shaping by lathe has offered more complex possibilities over the last century, and so artists have rediscovered the medium of wood and the wonderful objects that can be made from it by turning, carving, incising, painting and even power-carving with a chain saw.

People are, inevitably, shaped by their experiences.

Local laws are shaped by federal policy.

Yet it is widely shaped by wind.

This question is shaped by two forces.

The album was shaped by multiple impulses.