anatomical shape

Now comes a bag that gives anatomical shape new meaning.

Certain anatomical shapes such as legs, arms, necks, feet or wings tend to give the game away.

However, individual objects in each portrait were actually overlapped together to make various anatomical shapes of a human.

The illustrations show an array of anatomical shapes, ethnic variations and sexual persuasions.

In his study of the figure he did not stress anatomical shape but rater its intuitive, often conflicting spirit."

There are campus legends about student bands marching, without faculty authorization, into anatomical shapes and making spectators blush.

In order to mimic sounds, whether speech or other sounds, the vocal cords have to have certain anatomical shapes.

An insect that looked more like a leaf had an advantage: it would have been ignored by predators, surviving to pass on its anatomical shape to the next generation.

Rounded volumes replaced the elongated anatomical shapes, present in Lovers, Madonna of the Moon and Figurative Form.

There is no universally accepted treatment protocol, as there is no consensus on the choice of techniques in a particular anatomical shape of mandibular fracture clinic.

Executed in the Casas i Bardes workshops in ash wood, they have anatomical shapes which seem to be modelled from the imprint the body makes when seated.

Milagros is the Spanish word for miracle and in Latin America milagros are small charms, usually in an anatomical shape that "symbolize an afflicted person or body part."