Sentence examples for to be shaped into from inspiring English sources

It allows the surfaces of silicon chips to be shaped into tiny electrical components.

To be a piece of plastic or glass and to be shaped into a human form and trapped!

This is the reason why the highly branched LDPE is very flexible and finds use as packaging film, while the linear HDPE is tough enough to be shaped into such objects as bottles or toys.

This work presents encouraging results in the design of aqueous suspensions of Ti particles to be shaped into bulk pieces by pressure slip casting (PSC), which opens new paths for the processing of fine and complex microstructures.

Even if Al Qaeda obtained radioactive materials from a sympathizer at one of Pakistan's plants for making weapons-grade nuclear materials, as some reports have suggested, the material would still have to be shaped into a fissionable core with detonation switches and delivery housings.

The re-hang has coincided with the near completion of a long-term refurbishment of the building (the front entrance won't reopen until November) which allows the gallery to be shaped into an outer ring of 29 galleries – containing the permanent collection – and eight inner areas, focusing on individual artists, works or subjects, that will be changed every spring and autumn.

The battle in Najaf, 120 miles south of Baghdad, centered on a vast cemetery that lies close to the Golden Mosque, one of the holiest shrines in Shiite Islam, and appeared to be shaping into a climactic showdown with Mr. Sadr.

With a face-centred cubic crystal structure, it is characterized by a softness or malleability that lends itself to being shaped into intricate structures without sophisticated metalworking equipment.

Other long green candies local to your area could also be shaped into Easter grass for edible sweet displays.

If a manager believes all people in his charge to be homogeneous material that can be shaped into any form by the chisels of marketplace pressures, he has a very primitive outlook on motivation.

In few respects can students be analogized to military service enlistees who will be shaped into a collective fighting force.