Sentence examples for explored in the form of from inspiring English sources
Terror and darkness and loneliness – all of them can be beautifully explored in the form of demons and extraterrestrials without having to invoke the death of the human race, or the might of million-strong armies fighting thousand-year wars.
These factors can be further explored in the form of case control or prospective studies that can compare ambulatory care provided to the patients from high and low socio-economic status before admissions to hospitals.
It supports multiple visualization schemes including functional or taxonomic dendrograms, tag clouds, bar charts, and Krona taxonomic plots, 113 that allow hierarchical data to be explored in the form of a zoomable pie chart.
To facilitate cellular uptake as well as tumor-specific killing, these toxins have been widely explored in the form of immunotoxins, where a targeting moiety specific for a cancer cell (derived from antibodies or other cell-binding proteins) is either chemically conjugated or genetically fused to the highly cytotoxic peptide or protein toxin.
And so Alan has created a kind of surreal mindscape that's part artifice, part real that people can explore in the form of houses that contain his recorded memories.
Participants in the Chinese community and new immigrant groups, as well as one person in the ´mainstream´ parent group, also said that they prefer to explore alternatives (in the form of Chinese medicine or naturopathy).
To further explore possible beneficial outcomes research in the form of a mixed methods study is currently been undertaken to examine the effects of acupuncture for women presenting with threatened miscarriage in Wellington New Zealand.
These are the issues explored in the films of newly formed filmmaking collective Factory Fifteen, who are Kibwe Tavares, Jonathan Gales, Paul Nicholls, Richard Young, Christopher Lees, and Dan Tassell all recent graduates of Nic Clear's visionary Unit 15 course at the Bartlett School of Architecture, London.
Both plays also received four-star reviews elsewhere, and both were high-concept exercises in exploring the form of theatre – Caesar performed by an all-female cast, Republic being a triptych of loosely linked scenes, each written in a different style and divided by rock songs.
J. Bodensieck (Minneapolis, MN: Augsburg Publishing House, 1965): "In whatever way the process may be ultimately explained, it has come about that an idea which has been most thoroughly explored in the field of biology (lower forms of life evolving into higher) has by means of organismic analogy found universal application.
The book develops in fictional form the themes explored in The Abolition of Man, a work of nonfiction Lewis published in 1943, and it has similarities to George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-four, published in 1949.
