Sentence examples for shield shape from inspiring English sources

Formerly this species was considered to be part of Eurasian Moorhen (Gallinula chloropus), but vocal differences between New World and Old World forms, as well as differences in shield shape and genetics, have led to the New and Old World populations being recognized as separate species.

This section begins and ends with Khardzhiev gems: one a single red square that bobs like a kite near the top of a small rectangle of white, another in which the shield shape, in enamel-like layers of ochre, finally gains ascendancy, notched by floating bars of dark blue and black.

. The other difference between this and the standard remote is the the odd "shield" shape and the required USB dongle in order to receive RF.

In 1996, the crest had a shield shape and contained the ox's head over the ford, on a yellow background.

Head shield shape almost triangular in dorsal view, about as long as wide at the posterior margin.

Make this shield shape really big.

The ship captain's center table, whose excessively detailed and rather coarse upper face includes the words "In God We Trust" in ivory inlay, is better judged by the quieter designs that cover its globular base, a virtual lexicon of abstract patterns contained in a series of rectangles, half-moons, ovals and shield shapes.

Clergy in Italy often use a shield shaped like a horse's face-armor.

On plants you might find a shield shaped bug.

We have hundreds of words meaning "drunk" (including "nimptopsical" and "swipey"); adjectives for every possible kind of shape (such as "scutiform", meaning "shield-shaped", and "glandarious", for acorn-shaped things); and verbs for every form of perambulation ("daddle", "to walk unsteadily"; "langle", "to saunter slowly").

Seals are usually round or a pointed oval in shape or occasionally triangular, square, diamond, or shield-shaped.