Sentence examples for developed forms of from inspiring English sources

There, Sheila developed forms of individual psychoanalysis that addressed the internalised aspects of women's oppression and disadvantage.

Nanxi, (Chinese: "southern drama"), Wade-Giles romanization nan-hsi, one of the first fully developed forms of Chinese drama.

The crucial distinction lies between religion on the popular "primitive" level and the more highly developed forms of religious belief.

Guillaume Apollinaire vacillated on Futurism but developed forms of poetry akin to Marinetti's "words-in-freedom," as the Italian called his typographically varied and spatially scattered aggregations of onomatopoeic sense and catchy nonsense.

We adapt the inverse power method to the solution of the eigenvalue problem associated with recently developed forms of coupled two-body Dirac equations.

The civilizations of Southeast Asia developed forms of Hinduism and Buddhism that incorporated distinctive local features and in other respects reflected local cultures, but the framework of their religious life, at least in the upper classes, was largely Indian.

The usual play is a straight dialogue drama, making it perhaps the oldest developed form of nonmusical play in East Asia.

The second room of the show contains more than 20 of these, which show both his bold handling of color and a personally developed form of Impressionism.

(Chinen) ★ Borah Bergman Memorial (Monday) Borah Bergman, who died last year at age 85, was a pianist drawn to free improvisation, and to a highly developed form of ambidexterity.

Language is a historically developed form of human communication that reflects culture, traditions, and customs of a country and its inhabitants.

The seahorse, Hippocampus abdominalis, has an exceptionally highly developed form of male parental care, with female-female competition and male mate choice.