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Shape
* All shapes are vector objects which have at least one layer for the shape
  - have size
* Create and fill shapes.
* Every shape is surrounded by space.
* Some shape leaves contain sporangiums
  - shapes actually make the sound louder because of the way they affect the vibrations
* Some shapes affect chemical reaction
  - friction
  - are geometric, such as squares, circles, triangles, rectangles, and ovals
  - change in the course of time
  - create vacuums
* Some shapes depend on pollination
  - temperature
* Some shapes have angles of the same size and sides of different lengths
  - little to do with efficient movements
  - only one line of symmetry, eg isosceles triangles
* Try to have a similarity among shapes of the objects in a room.
* affect products.
* are attributes
  - magazines
  - part of a continuum rather than being absolute
* are particularly important in how large molecules interact with others
  - predominately unisex geometrics
  - usually geometric or organic and have length and width
* bears on a molecule's overall polarity.
* can also help to create balance and consistency in a composition.
* can be light or dark shapes
  - rectangles, circles, or polygons
  - change and the vision can move
  - pulsate, flicker or explode
* characteristic of form or contour.
* corks so that they fit in the holes.
* critical parameter of the interaction between a protein and an antibody.
* define objects, attract attention, communicate ideas, and add excitement.
* defined by lines are the most readily seen aspects of a landscape.
* defining characteristic of asbestos.
* direct response to vibration and frequency but, in turn, shapes also emit vibrations.
* does affect clarity.
* fitness magazine.
* function of regional characteristics.
* have height and width
  - personalities
  - z order
* helps children recognize basic forms.
* is an area that is contained by an implied or visual line
  - attribute of something
  - associative because the observer automatically groups different shapes together
  - created by a closed line, or by a solid color or value
  - crucial to enzyme function
  - described by common words such as streaks, bands, tongues, tubes, and spots
  - determined by form and function
  - mostly a function of size
  - often indicative of the feeding behavior of a fish
  - one of the factors that influences the properties of nanoparticles
  - outline or form
  - part of the language of the bowel too
* is the difference between most letters
  - recognition of geometric configurations usually defined by tonal differences
  - what defines which antigen shape the antibody can bind
* make noise
  - up both cellular forms and bodies
* refers to either a positive or negative area.
* reflex the function of the cells.
* sensory element that art makers use.
* spheroid - spheroid stretched out sphere that is elliptical in cross section.
* start from random horizontal positions and have random orientations.
* stay close to the body, but never hug it.
* take on lives of their own, and geometry is related to everyday life.
* two-dimensional area with a recognizable boundary.
+ Anchor: Ship building :: Boats
  * Shape is more important to temporary anchors, and design is very important.
+ Shape, Special shapes
  * Some shapes are special. These special shapes either cannot be made in real space, or they look unusual.