The phrase "wavy shape" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has a series of curved lines or undulations, similar to the shape of ocean waves. Example: The artist used a brushstroke technique to create a wavy shape in the painting, giving the impression of movement and energy.
After a test run in the dishwasher, they kept their wavy shape and looked clean and spiffy.
The pasta, created by a subsidiary of the Ueshima Coffee Company and a restaurant consulting unit of Mitsubishi, is frozen in a wavy shape that increases surface area and reduces thawing time.
Plant them in a new site: dig out a broad, shallow trench in a wavy shape, enrich it with homemade compost and replant the corms a few inches deep and apart, gently backfilling and firming the soil.
Now, scientists have figured out the secret to the whiskers' remarkable sensitivity: their wavy shape.
The unevenness and wavy shape of the target is measured by a laser range finder.
These prostheses undergo a thermal treatment of crimping inducing a wavy shape of the graft wall.
Umbrellas, as well as awnings, seat cushions and nautical flags are made on cast-iron Singer sewing machines, the patterns traced from wavy shapes that hang along one wall.
It is appropriate to be deeply suspicious of any discipline which awards Olympic medals to women based on their ability to make wavy shapes with a ribbon while playing annoying music at great volume but for the record the Ukrainian Anna Bessonova, whose mother was twice a world champion and whose father played for Dynamo Kyiv, is favourite to end Russia's dominance.
Fourier spectral method is applied to study the post-buckling evolution of various 3D wrinkling patterns including wavy shaped, ring-like, checkerboard, stripe and herringbone patterns.
In the left side of the figure, the vein surface is represented by a relatively straight surface of clay layer; whereas the clay layers within the veins show wavy shapes (Figure 2C,D).
As shown in Figure 1, the RTH (Figure 2a) structures give a round-top shape since they reflect the bottom morphology of the AAO membrane whereas SWS (Figure 2b) structures, which also use the bottom morphology of the AAO membrane, show short and sharp wavy shapes because they reflect the outside form of the AAO membrane.
