changing shape

Even if the policy were to be relaxed, China would still be scrambling to cope with the changing shape of its population.

The changing shape and contents of these pieces are the most intriguing evolutionary thread in Mr Hirst's work.

Glasses Dermatoscope legs has many styles and colors, and mapping out the changing shape of the colorful world colorful glasses.

Ohio State University is tracking the changing shape of Poyang by satellite as it tries to predict high-risk areas.

B : I think, as building material, it must have enough strength to carry a load, or weight, without changing shape permanently.

Having separate diagrams for each state let us model the changing "shape" of the object over time.

It would have 80 independently rotating, non-circular floors. This would give the tower a continuously changing shape.

By slightly changing shape, chromatin may expose different genes to the transcription machinery.

Their bodies also become more symmetrical due to changing shape of the soft tissues.

As a result of land movement, continents are constantly changing shape.

Changing shape of curves and surfaces and approximate merging two adjacent curves and surfaces are both hot topics in CAGD.

Symptoms include moles on the skin becoming bigger, changing shape or getting darker in colour.

The 50s also saw perhaps the first pay-off from the war, the changing shape of women's lives.

RAEBURN: So what - something is changing shape or is bone growing or. . .

This would give the tower a continuously changing shape.

The Changing Shape of Society From Resource Based.

Lenovo's objectives in China are driven by the changing shape of the Chinese computer market.

The world's population pyramid is changing shape