Pension obligations are a form of off-balance-sheet debt.
My wife, who had never been a serious gamer, got one and became addicted, almost immediately, to a form of off-brand digital Scrabble called Words With Friends.
Surprisingly, double-blind clinical trials of human VM transplantation showed lack of efficacy in some groups of grafted Parkinson's disease patients, and the presence of a form of OFF- l-dopa dyskinesia (Freed et al., 2001; Olanow et al., 2003).
But isn't all memoir a form of showing off?
Well, saying that on a message board is a form of showing off too, but one that doesn't benefit anyone else.
The star's generosity to a man whose virtue outpaces his intelligence begins to look like a form of showing off; and the writer-director, Jessie Nelson, herself suffers from a surfeit of goodness.
Excessive speed in music is a form of showing off, but, as with the single repeated note, it's also a series of deep questions: how much information can you process in motion?
Some left letters and diaries, which provide the spine of stories on which she puts the flesh, while others thought that "writing" simply meant "writing down", and deprecated fiction as a form of showing off.
"Falconry wasn't a form of showing off or vanity like it is today it was a way to procure food for survival.
But, if a soloist sings a harmony note instead of the melody, that is a form of singing off key... Add a 7th for a fourth voice in harmony and/or the 1st (or root) note, up one octave (for unison).
Offsets can be considered as a form of trade-off within a category of sustainability that are utilised to enhance preferred alternatives once conditions of impact acceptability have been met.
