Sentence examples for form of standing from inspiring English sources

Any form of standing still is deadly.

Kuwait has no permanent surface water, either in the form of standing bodies such as lakes or in the form of flows such as perennial rivers.

There is a quote attributed to the futurist Alvin Toffler that captures this new reality: In the future "illiteracy will not be defined by those who cannot read and write, but by those who cannot learn and relearn". Any form of standing still is deadly.

We corrected their solvability conditions and found that in the absence of internal resonance, the steady state response can have not only the form of standing wave but also the form of travelling wave, which is a remarkable contrast to their conclusion.

It must be an odd experience, even for someone as single-minded as the Scot, for his 1499th game as United boss will also be his last at the ground he has watched the development of into one of the finest in the world since his arrival in 1986, when the Stretford End was still mostly terrace and all four sides of the stadium had some form of standing.

He no doubt thinks he loves his family, but his love takes the form of standing over their panicking, cowering bodies and shouting, "We're a family!" Not agape in my book.

The electrons, unbound from single holes, formed a kind of standing wave pattern around them.

There are other, less happy forms of standing outside history, and O'Brien explores them in the elegies for his parents that form the heart of this collection.

Consequently we can draw the conclusion that needle-like structures are energetically more stable as compared to flat islands formed of standing 6T molecules on KCl (100).

In order to obtain the functional material in the form of self standing multilayer thin samples, two process flows based on microcasting and hot embossing techniques were optimized.

The language of the Canaanites may perhaps be best described as an archaic form of Hebrew, standing in much the same relationship to the Hebrew of the Old Testament as does the language of Chaucer to modern English.