Sentence examples for form matters from inspiring English sources
Form matters as well as content.
Exercise may benefit Parkinson's patients primarily through caloric expenditure; in that case, the form matters less than the intensity, Dr. Juncos said.
Banham pre-empted objections to Los Angeles' urban form by claiming "the form matters very little", having already written that "Los Angeles has no urban form at all in the commonly accepted sense".
"Does the fact that the oldest and youngest squads in the World Cup are still involved mean we can put to bed the myth that in international football anything other than form matters?" Pretty much, yes.
However you are wrong when you imply that the differences between the two cases ought to be sufficient to justify different outcomes: independence for Kosovo but not for South Ossetia and Abkhazia.In international relations form matters just as much as substance.
Form, matter, causality, and the idea of a universe in which events occurred with regularity but were not necessitated provided the Aristotelian frame of the system of John Duns Scotus.
The electromagnetic force binds negatively charged electrons to positively charged atomic nuclei and gives rise to the bonding between atoms to form matter in bulk.
Aristotle classifies four such explanatory conditions an object's form, matter, efficient cause, and teleology.
The third level of material existence is the unification of the corporeal form (matter) with some other unique form.
So, now we have not one but three potential candidates for primary substance: form, matter, and the compound of matter and form.
