Sentence examples for differing forms and from inspiring English sources
The effect is playful and surprising as the viewer explores the space to discover a multiplicity of differing forms and realize that this seemingly haphazard arrangement of mirrors is anything but accidental.
In their study of inpatient psychotherapy groups, Leszcz, Yalom and Norden [ 24] suggested that the heterogeneous needs and capacities of patients may require a range of differing forms and structures in groups.
It takes differing forms and is based on differing philosophies from state to state.
The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and elements of the UFA's grassroots favored socialism and government ownership of the means of production, while the Alberta Liberal Party, many within the UFA, and William Aberhart's new provincial movement favored social credit, although in differing forms and with differing levels of enthusiasm.
The play paints a portrait of a marriage mired in distrust, differing forms of abuse, and profound and ceaseless longing.
In actual practices of analysis, which are invariably richer than the accounts that are offered of them, all three conceptions are typically reflected, though to differing degrees and in differing forms.
The result of interbreeding between the two species was revealed in a 2011 study that showed that some alleles (differing forms of genes) from Neanderthals and other archaic human groups influenced the development of immune systems belonging to modern humans with non-African ancestries.
Linguists say influences wax and wane, and so does the perceived prestige of differing forms of speech.
Over time, differing forms for odes have developed with considerable variations in form and structure, but generally showing the original influence of the Pindaric or Horatian ode.
A haplotype is a set of alleles (differing forms of genes) that occur close together on a single chromosome and tend to be inherited together.
Such differing forms with identical composition are called polymorphs.
