Sentence examples for diverse forms such from inspiring English sources
It performs with diverse forms such as auctions, games and exams.
After hundreds of million years of evolution, natural armors have evolved in various organisms, and has manifested in diverse forms such as eggshells, abalone shells, alligator osteoderms, turtle shells, and fish scales.
Having qualified as a lawyer, he found his true self in writing, and proved a master of diverse forms such as poetry for children (A Child's Garden of Verses), adventure stories for all ages (Treasure Island, Kidnapped) and chilling psychological horror (Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde).
In this view explanatory understanding is variable and can have diverse forms, such as causal-mechanical and unification, without conflict (De Regt and Dieks 2005).
The duo draws from diverse forms such as woodcuts, embroidery, and even their mother's knitting patterns.
Utilizing irony in diverse forms, such as skyscraper designs from 1934 that later became the sites of prison camps, and through the display of 'ultra-modern' and ultra-unfulfilled architectural models.
Most remarkably it has allowed us to reconstruct the biology of diverse life forms, such as the syphilis pathogen [ 8], the malarial parasite [ 9] or the diverse uncultivable microorganisms [ 10], which were never too amenable to classical experimentation.
Works from the 1980s onward explore the three-dimensional possibilities of diverse geometric forms, such as stars, and the introduction of new materials, including concrete block and fiberglass, stimulating experimentation with non-geometric, irregular forms on an increasing scale.
Instead G.E. stated, they assume such diverse forms as "flapjacks, gourds, peanuts, dumbbells, feet, telephone receivers, & hot dogs".
The placental mammals include such diverse forms as whales, elephants, shrews, and armadillos.
Muhammad also became widely known in Europe by diverse forms of the name such as Mahon, Mahomés, Mahun, Mahum, and Mahumet (all French), Machmet (German), and Maúmet (Old Icelandic).
