The phrase "form point" is not a common phrase in the English language.
You can use the phrase "from a point of view" or "from a standpoint of" instead. For example, "From a point of view, the project was a success."
"From a form point of view, we told him we would look at other options.
That strongly run Kempton handicap, won so impressively by Nacarat, looks worth following from a form point of view.
Since rhenium "disilicide" is semiconducting and has a Si-deficient stoichiometry of ReSi1.75, the addition of Re to MoSi2 may lead to the formation of constitutional Si vacancies which may pair with Re substitutionals to form point defect complexes.
In the 1930s and 1940s, there was work in which the quadratic form point of view was implicit but it was only in the 1950s that forms became explicitly discussed objects and Kato was a major player in this development.
This is not to say that variation did not exist within components of the bow and arrow; it most certainly did, and changes in that technology after it was introduced (such as the bow size and form, arrow shaft form, point size and form, e.g., Fig. 2) probably resulted from the influence of natural selection.
The hexamer consists of a dimer of trimers assembled with D3 (H32 crystal form) or pseudo- D3 (P321 crystal form) point group symmetry, burying ∼5000 Å of surface area between two trimers and ∼7100 Å of surface area within each trimer.
Account sheets, as their leader (Mark Gatiss in suitably unctuous form) pointed out, don't tend to lie.
As Mukwege speaks his hands form points, cones, gavels, punching through each phrase, his body and voice united in urgency.
But now the re-emergence of nationalism whether in extreme (Russia/Ukraine), moderate (Japan/China tensions) or mild (Scotland) form points in the opposite direction.
Gawker, true to form, points out that hipsters hipsters are the annoying Brooklyn people who wear stupid, tight clothes and make it a point to be ironic even though everyone already ignores them would eat Colossal for breakfast.
Caprylic acid (C8 0) treated sample contained some long filaments with considerable number of the cells existing in yeast form pointing to a weaker activity of this acid.
