Shapes in sentence

397 examples of Shapes in a sentence

These dips have variable shapes.

And here's how news shapes what Americans see.

Ideas come in all shapes and sizes, from the complex and analytical to the simple and aesthetic.

You might be the person that could shape history, or they could be the person that shapes yours.

This shapes how we think about our health, our relationships, how we decide how to vote, what we consider fair or ethical.

The nine units are all built to be different, different sizes, different shapes, but they're meant to be as green as possible.

And the past shapes who we are and who we will be.

The bottles connect together, and you can create different shapes, different forms.

The shapes of the floor slabs vary slightly and they transition as you go up the tower.

To make the balconies more comfortable for a longer period of time during the year, we studied the wind with digital simulations, so the effect of the balcony shapes breaks up the wind and confuses the wind and makes the balconies more comfortable and less windy.

The cement-like composite can be formed into several different shapes, which results in an extremely versatile range of deployment methods.

And so getting the substance right is how you smash through the partisan identities, because the substance is what ultimately shapes our polarization.

For young infants, mother's milk is a complete diet that provides all the building blocks for their bodies, that shapes their brain and fuels all of their activity.

Recent research has shown that milk doesn't just grow the body, it fuels behavior and shapes neurodevelopment.

And here you see the building going up, 2,000 steel nodes, 9,000 pieces of steel, 7,800 stone pieces, 10,000 cast glass pieces, all individual shapes, the entire superstructure all described, engineered, fabricated with aerospace technology, prefabricated machine to machine, robotically, a huge team effort, you can imagine, of literally hundreds, and within three percent of our $30 million budget set in 2006.

While we can't reliably decode complex thoughts just yet, we can already gauge a person's mood, and with the help of artificial intelligence, we can even decode some single-digit numbers or shapes or simple words that a person is thinking or hearing, or seeing.

But even I know that clouds come in all shapes and sizes.

Deeper in the crust, the neutron superfluid forms different phases that physicists call “nuclear pasta,” as it’s squeezed from lasagna to spaghetti-like shapes.

So it begs the question, what shapes perceptions about science?

I think that one thing that shapes perceptions in the public, about science, is belief systems and biases.

After the war, Vonnegut tried to make sense of human behavior by studying an unusual aspect of anthropology: the shapes of stories, which he insisted were just as interesting as the shapes of pots or spearheads.

So here we're showing the DNA making up an entire gene folded into very specific shapes of knots.

We come in so many different shapes and sizes that asking what it means to be a woman may not be the right question.

These puzzles come in various puzzle hunts, which come in various shapes and sizes.

[Identity prism] Just like humans, where different bodies generate different voices, also different car shapes have a different acoustic behavior which depends on the geometry and the materials.

We started experimenting, as you can see, in terms of shapes, forms.

And I can use those patterns now to create origami shapes.

6,000 different languages spoken by six and a half billion people, all different colors, shapes, sizes.

Demagogues come in all sizes and in all shapes.

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