Sentence examples for thinking about the shape from inspiring English sources

Arguably, the matching of visual features for tools in the easy condition did not involve retrieval of a spatiotemporal context to the same degree – e.g., when thinking about the shape of a "TV remote", it is perhaps not necessary to think about the object interacting with other objects within its environment to see the shape similarity with "mobile phone".

The protests "started me thinking about the shape the Internet was taking and what role I could play in that," she said.

Mr. Hayon was asked to create a piece for relaxation and reflection; he started by thinking about the shape of the human body.

After all these weeks of thinking about the shape of the ocean floor beneath us, it was weird to see it poke through the water surface.

Overall, Experiment 2 showed that specific verbal instructions, at least when paired with helpful gestures, facilitated specific skills: interpreting the meaning of contour lines in terms of elevation, or thinking about the shape of the represented terrain.

But that little exchange in the lobby has me thinking about the shape of the responsibility Christians have for doing our best to occupy the world God envisions.

This got him thinking about the shapes of letters on a page.

When the German industrial designer Konstantin Grcic (that's pronounced GEAR-tichich) started thinking about the color and shape of objects he most admired, he realized that many took the form of black rectangles.

It's about disrupting traditional ways of thinking about all the shapes around us, and how these shapes can fit together.

Such attitudes continue to shape thinking about the city and not only in Britain.

Epstein returned to New York, where he lives, and found himself thinking about the power of huge corporations to shape ordinary lives.