0 present participle of sculpt --
1 to create solid objects that represent a thing, person, idea, etc. out of a material such as wood, clay, metal, or stone: --
Cell death is an essential process for organogenesis and tissue sculpting during embryonic development and is required for the maintenance of cellular homeostasis in adult organisms.
Hox proteins: sculpting body parts by activating localized cell death.
Clearly, sculpting and scaffolding are not ruled out, but a far more significant possibility is that the communicative process we have described also goes on inside individual brains.
The transformations that can be combined are simply 'freezing' the sound, 'ringing' the sound, and sculpting the intensity of original unprocessed, 'rung' or 'frozen' sounds.
The temp track, in its accessibility to musician and non-musician alike, serves as the touchstone from which a concerted sculpting of musical design, concept, and associations emanate.
The sculpting of the window elements softens the glare and provides a pleasing light.
The replicas were each modeled in clay and refined through additional sculpting, and those with polished surfaces were burnished.
For example, the mimicking of manual human action, such as sketching or sculpting as an interaction model, while compelling, is unsuitable for design space exploration.
