Sentence examples similar to a shifting form from inspiring English sources
Calculations of how individual congresspeople around the leader in question would react to any given decision or even phrase in a speech, were constant, inexorable and a continually shifting form of chess.
It also reveals how Toson's works influenced the production of a fluid, shifting form of national imagination that has characterized twentieth-century Japan.
"She found that the figure alone was a self-contained form, while the figure in relation to other figures became an energetic, volatile, shifting form.
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The down-regulation of genes associated with oxidative phosphorylation may represent a shift form aerobic towards anaerobic respiration.
We found that WT and phospho-mimetic GFP-tagged forms of ezrin appear to be constitutively phosphorylated, as evidenced by a high-molecular weight band-shifted form, whereas phospho-null ezrin exists as mainly a lower molecular-weight form (Fig. 3C).
TCR stimulation led to an increase in Lck p59 shifted form, reaching ∼40% Lck at 30 min (Figure 2B and 1C).
There are the mythic references and the sense of travel and desire and ambition, as well as a shifting between concrete forms, a kind of hinging around a kind of space not wholly on the paper.
Wild Abandon is his follow-up, and takes a more ambitious narrative form, using a shifting third-person viewpoint (the shifts not always welcome).
Type 3 paleosols are interpreted as Calciustolls (Mollisols) that formed in a shifting alluvial environment in a seasonal, sub-humid to semi-arid open environment (Landscape 3).
