One of the unifying factors is steel, which Mr. Watkins has fashioned into a range of forms, from palpitating polyps to drifting kelp and a spiny worm.
He published his first book of poetry in 1952 and has continued to write and publish in a range of forms and styles since.
The systems let rear passengers watch videotapes, DVD's and television programs (including satellite), and are available in a range of forms and prices.
"The rise of social media in a range of forms has had a crucial impact on the kinds of pornography that are available and how it is made available," says Susanna Paasonen, professor of media studies at University of Turku, Finland.
On the MA at Goldsmiths, I work individually with students in a range of forms (novels, short stories, poetry, non-fiction) but also run a specialist seminar in life writing.
Further, the region is becoming an important player in global commerce, making it more attractive as a base for banking business.Other findings of the survey include:* Expansion will take a range of forms.
Arranged chronologically, the pieces demonstrate the South African's mastery of a range of forms: trenchant political commentary alternates with thoughtful literary criticism; vibrant travel narratives are juxtaposed with deft autobiographical vignettes.
Besides water-dwelling giants similar to (though much bigger than) today's animals, he found a range of forms including vegetarians and species that ran on elongated legs more like dogs than crocodiles.
Once called "the man who invented tomorrow," H. G. Wells (1866-1946) wrote in a range of forms and genres: from science fiction to gritty working-class realism and Wikipedia-like history.
Trackers come in a range of forms these days.
