Sentence examples for by certain forms of from inspiring English sources
Peripheral nerve fibres are stimulus-specific; each one is excited by certain forms of energy.
More important, they revealed sources of anxiety that are still aroused by certain forms of architecture today.
In so doing, he advanced the rights of all individuals, while recognising the reality of the threat presented by certain forms of terrorism.
The expression is "2nubb" and it stands for "two-neutrino double-beta decay", a rare type of particle decay undergone by certain forms of radioactive elements.
The New York-based Banks Violette, in his early 30's, is known for all-black sculptures, also of fiberglass, that refer to a death-fixated youth culture inspired by certain forms of pop music.
The gap has been amplified by certain forms of social mobility, which have reinforced the education divide by enabling the better-educated to start congregating together: socially, geographically, romantically.
Above: A connection between activity in the striatum (orange) and hippocampus (green) may help adolescents learn by enhancing certain forms of memory (bottom graph) (Credit: Juliet Davidow/Shohamy Lab, Columbia's Zuckerman Institute).
As the did-it-really-happen? issue gives way to questions of style and form, so we are brought back to the expectations engendered by certain forms: how we expect to read certain books, how we expect them to behave.
Classicists are used to thinking of "Greek culture" as solid and self-evident, perpetuated through the ages by repetition of certain forms of social praxis (religion, education, athletics, etc).
An alternative, stabilized explicit Runge-Kutta methods, i.e. methods where the stability domain has been extended by use of certain forms of Chebyshev polynomials; see, e.g. [17] can only be competitive for modestly stiff problems.
He defends his preferences by arguing that certain forms of government are less prone to corruption, faction (with the concomitant threat of civil war), and oppressive treatment of the people than others; that is, they are more likely to enforce the rules of justice, adjudicate fairly, and encourage peace and prosperity.
