Sentence examples for shaping called from inspiring English sources

His talk, several months in the shaping, called for him to preside, impresario-like, during an hour-long variety show of sorts.

Learn about corneal shaping called the "Intracor" procedure: Laser energy is pulsed just under the surface of the cornea creating small interior incisions that may be included to correct small degrees of either nearsightedness or farsightedness.

There are exactly seven such shapes, called Soma Cubes; they are shown in Figure 20.

My mom gave me this bag in a great shape called the Matryoshka.

By all accounts, the agreement taking shape called for closing corporate tax loopholes.

Runyon doesn't really study gangsters; he just makes up a cookie-shape called Gangster and bakes extras as needed.

Dry frits also may be mixed with a small amount of binder and pressed into a suitable shape called a preform.

Until the 15th century, stones were only polished or the part to be left visible was rounded into a dome shape called cabochon.

While attached to the opsin molecule in the form of rhodopsin, the retinal has a shape called 11-cis, being somewhat folded, while on conversion to prelumirhodopsin the retinal has a straighter shape called all-trans; the process is called one of photoisomerization, the absorption of light energy causing the molecule to twist into a new shape.

The limbs curve at the tips away from the archer, a shape called a recurve that adds efficiency to the bow.

In the nineteen-seventies, William Miller, a former Navy fighter pilot in New Jersey, tested a ship with an aerodynamic deltoid shape, called the Aereon 26.