Sentence examples for form of trials from inspiring English sources
His novels often take the form of trials or expeditions.
In this instance, a violent dream is, in effect, a quest narrative in which the heroine's angst takes the form of trials leading toward some form of self-realization.
AS the research undertaken to date on the efficacy of the new antibiotics in the treatment of exacerbations of chronic bronchitis has taken the form of trials designed to demonstrate equivalence, we have no data on the advantages associated with the use of these new drugs with greater bactericidal activity.
This form of trial was open to all free men and, in certain cases, even to serfs.
During the fifth subphase, covering the 12th to 18th months, the child begins to invent new sensorimotor schemes in a form of trial-and-error experimentation.
In his appeal for donations, RWB's secretary-general, Christophe Deloire, writes: In Eritrea, political prisoners are being detained and tortured, sometimes in steel shipping containers without any form of trial, simply because they expressed their opinion.
The campaign to take out Alwaki has been criticised by some as a worrying development where the US government can undertake to kill a US citizen without any form of trial.
The form of trial — international military tribunal — was chosen in part to avoid what Roosevelt's senior cabinet officials described as the "technical contentions and legalistic arguments" available in civilian courts.
Opposition, however, was broken by the Reign of Terror (19 Fructidor, year I 9 Thermidor, year II [September 5, 1793 July 27, 1794]), which entailed the arrest of at least 300,000 suspects, 17,000 of whom were sentenced to death and executed while more died in prisons or were killed without any form of trial.
It is in the genome as a result of natural selection, which can be seen as a form of trial-and-error learning.
