Sentence examples for steps shaping from inspiring English sources

The program starts on April 23 and includes three steps: shaping (3 weeks), building (4 weeks) and selling (3 weeks), supported by Wise Guys mentors.

However, I believe this observation deserves future scrutiny since it may shed an additional light on elementary evolutionary steps shaping functional contents of bacterial genomes.

Of note, the correlation between transcriptome and translatome (r ∼ 0.77) is still much higher than that between translatome and proteome, confirming that there are a large amount of unknown regulatory steps shaping protein biosynthesis.

Then she takes a few steps across the terrace and past Jay into the living room — stiff, careful steps shaped by some combination of pride and restraint.

A sweeping arc of bluish resin steps shaped like lily pads invite visitors inside for a three-minute computer-generated light show based on projections of their own brain waves, followed by a three-minute graphic animation sequence by Ms. Mori.

The antenna is printed on the two sides of a single substrate and has two microstrip feed lines to excite a V-shaped slot formed by the merging of two tilted rectangular step shaped slots.

The two bacteria species show differences in their collision transient shapes, with E. coli showing "step" shaped transients and B. subtilis showing predominantly "blip" (spike) shaped transients.

Using the step shaped structure, designing multiple-step-type p-type In0.67Ga0.33As0.7P0.3 contact layer and adjusting the thickness of the absorption layer, a design with good flat-top performance is demonstrated such that the quantum efficiency is 51.161% in the flat-top passband, 0.5 and 3 dB bandwidths are 0.26 and 0.4 nm, respectively.

Navab Safa et al. [11] have investigated the sheath dynamics and implantation profiles during the PIII process on a long step shaped target in the presence of an external DC magnetic field and showed that the magnetic field inclination angle strongly affects the ion implanted dose and ion energy on the target surfaces.

ìì The second zone shows a boulder berm that runs parallel to the present coastline for about 100 m, at a distance ranging from 25 to 45 m; the ridge leans on a low step shaped on the algal calcarenite (Fig. 5).

It's fascinating to see how dramatically unalike each duet is while frequently sharing some of the same small but vivid supply of steps, shapes, torso-bends, lifts and side-by-side simultaneous movement.