Sentence examples for special shapes from inspiring English sources

Extruded products include pipe, rod, wire, ribbon, traps, and special shapes.

The wide variety of special shapes includes farfalloni ("large butterflies"), lancette ("little spears"), fusilli ("spindles"), and riccioline ("little curls").

It is formed into ribbons, cords, tubes, and various special shapes, all originally developed for specific characteristics, such as ability to retain heat or hold sauces.

A handful of companies have patented techniques for turning tissues into extremely useful products, like bones that are tooled into special shapes or ground into powders and pastes.

But implosion is not easy: It requires casting conventional explosives into special shapes that can focus a blast on a nuclear core rather than letting its energies dissipate in many directions.

Each puzzle, costing $95 to $3,000 and made from mahogany, has pieces cut into special shapes like initials or clowns -- or palace guards, in a gift to Queen Elizabeth II from the Canadian government.

"We need to forget about identity and special shape," he said.

This place had no special shape, nor did it contain any token of remembrance, even for a queen.

The songs were passed on orally, though many were eventually written down in folk hymnbooks using special shape-note notation.

Each amino acid has its own special shape and pattern of electrical charges on its surface, and ultimately these are what determine the overall shape of the protein.

You have lower wing containers, main deck containers, main freight containers, that have special shape to fit perfectly into a 747.