Sentence examples for term shaping from inspiring English sources

The Madriu Perafita Claror valleys (MPCV) (Eastern Pyrenees, Andorra) were the focus of a multidisciplinary microregional landscape research project that aimed to study the long term shaping of this UNESCO World Heritage Site in the category of cultural landscape.

And, if confirmed, Wray could spend the next 10 years of his term shaping the bureau.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's taking over of the school system and his angling for an unprecedented third term shaped his thinking, he said in a phone interview.

"Intestinal permeability" is a term shaped preferentially by electrophysiologists studying epithelial permeability in Ussing chambers using tissue explants from animals or humans for research purposes [ 15, 16].

Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.

Mr. Claremont has almost no equal in his long-term shaping of "X-Men" adventures.

If that cause is not clearly articulated and if Gates doesn't come back, then Microsoft probably only has about 5-7 good years left before it starts to look like AOL, Netscape or Yahoo - other once-mighty forces who, after the vision left with their respective founders, floundered about only to become irrelevant in the long-term shaping of an economy.

These correlations are likely to be the result of the long-term shaping of the primary structure of genic and non-genic DNA by a regime of mutation of which central features have been maintained by natural selection.

Any accord between Washington and Tehran will have to couch Iranian concessions in terms shaped to address Iran's deep-seated historical fears.

In addition to the term "shape", we have used other verbs, such as "mediate", "affect", "influence", "form," "transform", and sometimes even "create" in describing the impact of technology on illness.

That is, querying for all 'elongate' jaws, for example, would return jaws of all shapes because all descriptions of jaw shape variation are annotated to the high level term shape.