Sentence examples for artificial form from inspiring English sources

The process involves removing, treating and mounting a skin on an artificial form.

"It's the end of 16 years or 17 years of education, which is a highly artificial form of existence.

He told his bus mates that writing was an old-fashioned and artificial form, and that they were transcending it with their experiments in metaconsciousness.

In the early years of the 20th century an attempt to develop an artificial form of Igbo called Union-Igbo, based on four Igbo dialects, was not successful.

A long-standing phobia about tigers – even in illustrated, pixellated or artificial form – placed my coat in front of my face at regular intervals.

Some of the pioneers of the English novel in the 18th century, notably Samuel Richardson, used the novel-in-letters to explore human psychology, but the highly artificial form was abandoned in the 19th century.

In this context, our traditional assumptions and algorithms, whether we play them through direct or artificial forms of intelligence, are profoundly unfit for purpose.

All EPO molecules are made up of the same protein backbone, but the French lab noticed that some side-chains differed between natural and artificial forms.

As an undergraduate at McGill University in Montreal, Smith founded and edited the McGill Fortnightly Review (1925 27), the first literary magazine dedicated to freeing Canadian literature from artificial forms and narrow provincialism.

There are also other artificial forms of organic solids produced by human activities.

Without human care and intervention, they vanish after some time by losing their artificial forms and decomposing into (natural) materials.