Sentence examples for form and length from inspiring English sources

Using a simple example, we investigate the mechanism design problem of constructing rules of debate that maximize the probability that the listener reaches the right conclusion, subject to constraints on the form and length of the debate.

When I asked Zink about this familiar sensation, he at first responded by describing the distinctive form and length of suspension bridges that makes them sublime: "They are the biggest, the most monumental, so of course our eyes are going to be drawn to them".

The defendants' counsel are of the opinion- that only the conscientious judgment of each counsel can determine the form and length of the final defense pleas in this unusual Trial, notwithstanding the generally recognized right of the Tribunal, as part of its responsibility for guiding the proceedings, to prevent a possible misuse of the freedom of speech.

When I asked Zink about this familiar sensation, he at first responded by describing the distinctive form and length of suspension bridges that makes them sublime: "They are the biggest, the most monumental, so of course our eyes are going to be drawn to them". And then he drifted around to musical analogies a vertical piano, or a giant harp, like the one Mainstone had imagined.

The physicians' responses varied in form and length.

The distorted irradiance distribution causes higher breakdown threshold pulse energies and also influences the site, form, and length of the plasma for nanosecond laser pulses [ 4].

For horticultural purposes, all Narcissus cultivars are split into 13 divisions as first described by Kington (1998), for the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), based partly upon flower form (shape and length of corona), number of flowers per stem, flowering period and partly upon genetic background.

The word stimuli were carefully matched for visual familiarity, conceptual familiarity (derived by summing familiarity ratings for the visual word and for its auditory form), and mora length (a measure of phonological complexity similar to syllable length; see Table  1; Amano and Kondo 2003a, 2003b).

To my untutored eye, the similar outlines were all the same; I had to sketch each seedling, guessing the probable parent based on its position in the garden, before I could distinguish the subtle differences in leaf form and stem length.

The surface normal vector, the first fundamental form, and the length measurement were presented in the paper.

Gravity has major effects on both the form and overall length of root growth.