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• They both retained their original floors, fireplaces, and structural shapes.
• How much the bust or hips inflect inward, towards the waist, determines a woman's structural shape.
• Various structural shapes may be made by training the bamboo to assume them as it grows.
• The plant specific NAC transcription factor family also shares a common structural shape and origin with WRKY transcription factors.
• They are also deliberately different in terms of height and structural shape, in order to create a dynamic building zone.
• Roller mills were first used for making sheets, but also were developed for rolling structural shapes such as angles and rails.
• Some of the end products of pultrusion are structural shapes, i . e . I beam, angle, channel and flat sheet.
• The Bethlehem Steel Corporation installed the gray rolling mill and producing the first wide-flange structural shapes to be made in America.
• Given that the Trepi鵱o had a different layout ( front vs . rear engine ) and bodywork, the structural shapes were unnecessary.
• Mass-produced cells can be assembled to fill arbitrary structural shapes, with a resolution prescribed by the part scale that matches the variability of an application's boundary stress.
• As proteins are made up of different sequences of amino acids, proteins can have various functions as its structural shape driven by a number of molecular bonds can change.
• Dietary sources involved in the construction of lipid raft, n-3 PUFA from oil fish as well as polyphenols, affect the molecular and structural shape of the phospholipids in the membrane.
• Bethlehem Steel began producing the first wide-flange structural shapes made in the United States and they pioneered the production of the now-ubiquitous " I-beam " used in construction of steel-framed buildings, including skyscrapers.
• A distinct early modernist " Heimatschutz " architectural style, characterised by traditional and regional building structural shapes, became common mainly in residential constructions up to World War II and continued until the late 1950s.
• Structural shapes can be rolled in different ways such as the  easy-way, the  hard-way, heel in / out, ball in / out, leg in / out, stem in / out, and off axis.
• Nucor was the first of the mini-mill operators to venture into the market for steel sheet, which is more difficult to make than the low-value reinforcing bars and light structural shapes that were the mini-mill industry's foundation.
• By saying " self-reconfiguring " or " self-reconfigurable " it means that the mechanism or device is capable of utilizing its own system of control such as with actuators or stochastic means to change its overall structural shape.
• Durables used in factories were unchanged as the price of copper declined 3.3 percent after rising 5.3 percent in March while the index for hot-rolled steel bars, plates and structural shapes rose 1.2 percent to nearly erase the March fall.
• In the particular case of de San Francisco El Grande church, this was in good structural shape after the 1773 and 1917 earthquakes and it was rebuilt in 1967 when the Franciscans returned to Guatemala, which eventually protected the stsructure from the 1976 earthquake.
• Durables used in factories were unchanged as the price of copper declined 3 . 3 percent after rising 5 . 3 percent in March while the index for hot-rolled steel bars, plates and structural shapes rose 1 . 2 percent to nearly erase the March fall.