"wall shape" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the physical appearance or form of a wall. Example: The architect carefully considered the wall shape when designing the building, opting for curved walls to create a sense of fluidity and movement.
Another optimization is curved wall shape optimization.
Young's modulus depends strongly on the cell wall shape, achieving a maximum for slightly concave shapes.
Regardless of wall shape, both Hf/Hi and TDH increased with increasing Ug/Umb and C and with decreasing Hi.
Morphological features of the Rokitansky nodule (i.e. size, number, relationship with the cyst wall, shape and content) can easily be evaluated with MRI (Figs. 20 and 21).
The façade module is composed by a modular frame, realized by plywood timber sheets with modular components too which provide the wall shape without other vertical structural elements.
Inverse design in external flow regimes usually involves finding the wall shape associated with a prescribed distribution of wall pressure or velocity.
Then Mr. Hagler started building a 72-foot-long wall shaped like a reversed question mark.
During each of the ten half-hour episodes, the wall shapes will get harder and come faster, as the stakes increase.
Data from the investigation, led by Nick Hodgson at TWM Archaeology, is to be published in Current Archaeology next week and is said to be one of the biggest discoveries about the way in which Hadrian's Wall shaped the country.
In addition to the ubiquitous computer and books, there is a narrow bed, a cheerful big clock on the wall shaped like an old-fashioned alarm clock and a collection of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" statues.
Her new work is stripped down to stark visual basics: a muted wall piece describing the sexual assault of a black girl in West Virginia; images of iconic figures in American racial history, such as Abraham Lincoln and Medgar Evers; a hole in the wall, shaped like a tombstone and filled with glass.
