0 past simple and past 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:
Our understanding of how the funnel landscape is sculpted is less than satisfactory.
The tower's symmetrical skin certainly efficiently encases and thereby reflects the telescope lattice as the spine around which the building is sculpted.
Conceived in grandly sculpted gestures, the music is always interesting and highly finished, often brilliant, yet never resorts to showmanship.
A particularly fine specimen is a small anthropomorphic figurine pendant, sculpted in a soft greenish sandstone.
In the motor domain, a discrete action is therefore sculpted from a general motive urge and its various potentialities.
But it has been reshaped and sculpted, taken away from reality, into a meditation in continuous contact with its origin.
It was not a simple question of morphing the major sections together, as we consciously sculpted the form of the bridge.
This enables the fitness functions to be sculpted to suit the application and to ensure that only critical parameters are encoded into the genome.
