Sentence examples for deriving form from inspiring English sources

And "ARK" is literally full of things to see, not only brief descriptions but diagrams, a handprint, and plenty of concrete poetry, deriving "form from form from form from form" through the shapes that letters make on a page.

With respect to the theoretical expected amounts, a significant overrate was revealed for the integrated area in the 60 70 ppm interval (Table 4), thus suggesting an additional contribution of O-alkyl compounds deriving form other molecules present in thermoplastic composite.

Therefore, the gene sequence deriving form the C-parent is labeled as a putative allele.

The selection of the population of interest may be determinant: Grunberg et al. [ 30] observed significant responses in males and in premenopausal women, and further studies focusing on this population may help in detecting clinically significant responses deriving form mifepristone treatment.

To avoid this problem, archetypes should be customized for the current application context, before deriving forms from them.

"Much information could be derived form these powders," he said, including serious clues about terrorist skills and origins.

The simplification of the image, to a contrast of black and white, is an economical graphic device derived form screen-printing.

The pollen of monocots is uniaperturate (with a single germinal aperture or germ pore), whereas the pollen of dicots is most commonly triaperturate or a derived form.

Both electrodes were initially derived form Pt ink.

Since non-associative logics with commutation are rare, commutation appears usually in its stronger, derived form.

The model uses an empirically derived form to describe growth under optimal environmental conditions.