Sentence examples for traditionally shaped from inspiring English sources

The Khodasevich line is more traditionally shaped.

A more traditionally shaped mushroom is on the forest floor: a creamy, capped morel.

This course considers how language has traditionally shaped constructs of national identity in the Caribbean vis-à-vis the US.

A ball must have a "deeply pebbled leather or composite cover" and "the traditionally shaped eight panels".

Looking to their 18th-century English and Continental ancestors for stylistic inspiration, Victorian Americans consumed vast numbers of traditionally shaped, floral-painted services with gilded rims.

His works include traditionally shaped vases with European-inspired surface decorations and abstractions made by crushing together quantities of spaghettilike squiggles.

And two of those already have outsize sway for a reason other than the Electoral College: Iowa and New Hampshire traditionally shape the race with early primary contests.

This process of priority setting has traditionally been shaped by organizational cultures where norms and incentives have implicitly supported historically-based resource allocation processes [ 1].

That means the fate of these and other research programs, although traditionally nonpartisan, will be shaped by larger forces--from Social Security to tax policy--stirring the political waters.

Traditionally, particle shape is quantified by the use of shape-factors, the most commonly used being the sphericity.

Other research, Bellezza told me, suggests that certain brands have grown to assume the role that politics and religion have traditionally held in shaping an individual's identity.