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:
The research problem then became to project conventional geometries into this fluid, sculpted form.
By contrast, the contemporary chamber is a free-form, sculpted space which is reached by a separating layer of public concourses, foyers, vestibules and plazas.
We exposed 32 m 2 of the stairway, including three of its steps, but found no sculpted risers.
Sculpted from the earth, the mannerist grotto was to reveal the essence of natural creativity.
Another important feature of this algorithm is that it can be extended for further improvements for dimensional inspection of parts having sculpted surfaces.
The parametric modeller can section the model at given intervals, in this case 0.1 metres, essential for deriving satisfactory cover for reinforcement within sculpted surfaces.
Sculpted pulsed indium atomic beams via selective laser ablation of thin film.
This enables the fitness functions to be sculpted to suit the application and to ensure that only critical parameters are encoded into the genome.
