Sentence examples for form from that from inspiring English sources

In any case, French industrialization took a different form from that of England or Germany.

What is certain is that we are entering unknown territory, and that a future crash will take a different form from that of 2007-8.

Maya's internal representation of meshes uses a completely different form from that shown in the API, when changes to the topology are made.

"Substandard," the dictionary tells us, "indicates status conforming to a pattern of linguistic usage that exists throughout the American language community but differs in choice of word or form from that of the prestige group in that community".

The measures are given in a slightly modified form from that adopted in most of the Baron's previous important communications, which commenced in vol. 62 of the above periodical.

Nico Water, which tastes like tap water and has by some accounts a peppery aftertaste, contains nicotine polacrilex, the same type of nicotine used in nicotine patches and nicotine gum, and is a different form from that used in the lollipops or lip balm.

"Liz Cann got a bronze medal last time in Delhi and if she can recapture some of that form from four years ago that will be fantastic.

Then he says the Sun (which was formed from that same cloud) doesn't have heavy elements.

The homestay employs around 15 local families, and is formed from that same beautiful Tharavad architecture, designed to keep the house and its four rooms cool.

The local heat transfer in a liquid, which flows in a laminar stream through a duct, towards a crystal layer, formed from that liquid, has been studied.

Operation California (now known as Operation USA) was formed from that crisis and sent the first planeload of outside relief into Malaysia in July , 1979