ตัวอย่าง deform

• Table 4 shows the comparison between undeveloped (deformed and immature) and developed (maturing and infective) eggs.

• The truth of ' matter is in state s ', in other words, effectively entails the truth of ' deformed monster m exists here ' (appropriately specified).

• Above the gain 8, the volume ignition happens, as seen from the highly deformed dashed parabolas for these higher gains.

• The researcher spoke the names of objects present in the room, while pointing at them with his finger, and on occasion deformed their pronunciation.

• In algebraic topology, homotopy is a continuous deformation of mappings; in particular, two paths are homotopic if one can be continuously deformed into the other.

• Thus, the country's civic laws, institutions, and associations remain severely truncated and deformed.

• Fluid-flow pathways in actively deforming sediments: the role of pre fluid pressures and volume change.

• The flexed bedding indicates that the sands were partly or wholly liquidized when deformed.

• Ancient systems are, as often as not, preserved in strongly deformed mountain belts.

• Biotite-bearing schlieric migmatites such as sample no. 452640 are interlayered on a 20 to 100 m scale with garnet-bearing deformed augen granites.

• Before achieving "genetic transplants," it learned how to enter the heart of the cellular mechanisms that it deforms.

• We have yet to understand the implications of a literary movement deformed and transformed by those it most seemed to oppose.

• Large gradients of electron density in this plasma deflect laser rays from their initial trajectories, thus deforming substantially the laser intensity distribution on the target.

• The sheet is then subsequently deformed in such a way as to be pressed against the mould and indeed to take up its shape.

• As the sphere began to sink into the fluid, it deformed the interface.