Sentence examples for form by which from inspiring English sources

The form by which that representation will continue is, for now, so desperately unclear.

In another important biological process, bacterial conjugation, ssDNA plays an important role as it is the form by which genetic information is transferred to recipient cells5.

The tax passed on was imposed by a tariff act, 2 but necessarily the power does not depend upon the form by which it is exerted.

Perhaps a police officer is more likely to submit a "PACE 1" form, by which the figures are collated, after searching a black person?

In order to become fully, genuinely modern, which is to say, subtly responsive to contemporary experience, poets need the discipline of traditional form, by which Kirsch means primarily rhyme and meter.

There is also form, by which term we may denote all those features of a work of art that compose its unity and individuality as an object of sensory experience.

One feels it acutely in workplaces, in the social forms by which people are slotted and certified in their careers.

And by means of these Ideal-Forms, by which the Soul wields single lordship over the Animate, we have Discursive-Reasoning, Sense-Knowledge and Intellection.

Governing in a constitutional manner means governing with respect to forms by which is meant certain formal procedures (rule of law, due process, trial by jury).

The results show that plasticity of clonal growth forms, by which more spreading ramets are produced, is an effective strategy to avoid sedimentation stress under our experimental conditions.

Ability to reproduce is one of the hallmark features of all life forms by which new organisms are produced from their progenitors.