Sentence examples for varied shapes of from inspiring English sources

Done tastefully in muted tones with white architectural detailing, the large dining room is defined subtly by the varied shapes of large Oriental-style rugs that add softness and a touch of luxury.

"Spectograms illustrate the varied shapes of animal vocalisations," Blackford explains: "a swooping glissando, a hard, percussive pattern, a complex, skipping or melodious birdsong".

In the as-cast state all alloys have dendritic microstructure, although with varied shapes of dendrites, accompanied by a cubic Laves phase and an hcp phase in the region between the dendrites.

Through these methods, varied shapes of Cu2O micro/nano-structures have been successfully synthesized, including nanowire polyhedrals [20], microcrystalline particle films [24], polyhedral microparticles [27], nanocages (nanoframes) [13,28], hollow octahedrals [29], hollow spheres [29], nanocubes [2,30], nanoplates [31], and nanoboxes [32].

Annual ornamentals include snow-on-the-mountain (E. marginata), native in the North American west; and many varieties of fire-on-the-mountain (E. heterophylla), from the eastern and central United States to Peru, with red-marked, poinsettia-like green bracts and leaves of varied shape on 90-centimetre- (35-inch) tall plants.

The exterior is sheathed with a textured pattern of shingles of varied shapes, stained Cape Cod gray set against the Nantucket-white trim.

He advised me, too, on basic reagents, some of which he gave me from his own lab, along with a supply of stoppered bottles of all sizes — bottles of varied shapes and colors (dark green or brown for light-sensitive chemicals), with perfectly fitting ground-glass stoppers.

The cult classic game of Tetris has a simple premise: fit a bunch of varied shapes into a small space to score points.

Among the appreciated thoughtful touches were cruise-control buttons on the steering wheel of varied shapes; you can easily distinguish them by feel alone.

To study this effect, four different Na-alginate concentrations 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 % were used in solution B. In each experience, a concentration of 30%% yeast was used in solution A. Results indicated that when Na-alginate concentration in solution B was 0.5 %, beads of varied shapes were obtained, and they had a very soft structure which easily broke into pieces.

However, despite these varied shapes, the viral particles of all influenza viruses are similar in composition.