Sentence examples for figures in the form of from inspiring English sources

The setting is rural Thailand, near the northern borders with Laos and Cambodia, and the local refugee population figures in the form of a Laotian carer, who conducts a primitive form of kidney dialysis on Uncle Boonmee.

The conflict between church leadership resident in the locality and the appearance of free charismatic figures in the form of itinerant preachers forms the main motif of the oldest efforts to establish church order.

In some of the drawings, he includes solid figures in the form of rectangles or crosses -- derived from the geometrics of certain Russian Constructivists, like Malevich -- that refer to architectural or archaeological elements and also to relationships and balances within a field.

The results of the present work are presented in tables and figures in the form of non-dimensional frequency coefficient K f defined as K f = ωR ρ E Open image in new window for isotropic panels and K f = ωR ρ E 2 t 2 Open image in new window for laminated composite cylindrical skew panels (Srinivasa et al. 2013).

Fig. 1 summarises these figures in the form of a flowchart.

For comparison, also the new regulatory limit of 100 Bq/kg (valid after Apr. 1, 2012) is included in the following figures in the form of the light blue dotted line.

But today, these things mostly figure in the form of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), planted by terrorists and more dangerous than the carefully manufactured kind because individually constructed.

With no small irony, Coronation Street has its own inbuilt, Sewell-esque figure in the form of buttoned-up, sexually indeterminate bachelor Norris Cole.

Mr. Scott brings the investigation into the present with posters memorializing deaths in Hurricane Katrina and an African "power figure" in the form of a black male toy doll bristling with bullets.

The video showcases the work's six performers in outdoor shots, from cultivated gardens to industrial landscapes, and even includes a priceless Mother Nature figure in the form of Mr. O'Connor himself.

No mention is made of his absent, delinquent father, but for young Curtis there is a father figure in the form of the jovial, caring Leon (stand-up comic Curtis Walker), a reformed criminal turned pastor to an evangelical religious group.