Sentence examples for shaping of its from inspiring English sources

He explores both humans' artificial constructions of the "wild" and the true wild's shaping of its own environment.

He cited some interesting numbers, but he didn't draw the right lesson — namely, that America is witnessing a collapse of trust in politics, including the shaping of its broad economic policy.

Highlighting the music's intensely personal content, the pianist's focused profiling of the melodic line was as notable as his nuanced shaping of its contours, especially in the tender and introverted slow movement; underneath, he maintained the lightest of accompanying textures, throwing the work's constantly inventive lyricism into the sharpest relief.

This chapter focuses on a recently developed TDC architecture known as the gated ring oscillator (GRO) which offers first-order shaping of its quantization noise and delay stage mismatch.

A multidisciplinary study of the watershed and depressions of the Mechertate Chrita Sidi El Hani (MCSH) system in eastern Tunisia shows that groundwater upwelling and/or seepage toward the modern surface is important in the shaping of its geomorphologic features and sediment outcrops.

In a June 17, Sunday New York Times article titled, "Broken Trust Takes Time to Mend," Tyler Cowen, George Mason economics professor, wrote, "America is witnessing a collapse of trust in politics, including the shaping of its broad economic policy".

Nelsons's vigorous shaping of phrases has its drawbacks.

It won't change the shape of its orbit, but it ensures it will be in the "safe zone" as the dust zips past.

It has a "macropattern" of stripes that break up the shape of its body as it's stalking or running.

The shape of its back suggests that it may related to the Whippet and it may also be related to the otterhound.

The animal walked on four legs, and the shape of its teeth suggests that it ate plants and maybe a little meat.