Sentence examples for form the extent from inspiring English sources

Director Kieran Darcy-seems seems to be conscious of this, culminating at least the first two episodes (which form the extent of this review) with cliffhangers.

"The objects denoted form the extent of meaning of the term; the qualities implied form the intent of meaning".

In the range of deposition temperatures 20 400 °C, ordered regular aromatic rings and graphite-like clusters form, and the extent of ordering increases with the increase in deposition temperature.

According to White (1983), the Knysna-Amatole forests represent an archipelago-like ecoregion and form the southernmost and largest extent of the afromontane forest in the region (see also Low and Rebelo, 1996).

Six O-T-O bond angles are divided into different extent to form the analogous trigonal bipyramid structures in the optimized ligand adsorbed complexes.

Eight groups were formed with the extent of homoeology between them, as shown in Fig.  3.

Also generated is methylglucuronoxylotriose, that is formed to the extent that xylose residues in the β-1,4 xylan backbone are substituted with α-1,2-linked 4-O-methylglucuronate residues [ 58].

There is intrigue, then, as to why Poulter has not converted his Ryder Cup form to the extent that he wins a major.

The peculiarity of rock 'n' roll as a dance form is the extent to which it employs large and energetic movements of the arms and legs, movements from the shoulder and hip. . . .

(2) Even in cases of generation, where the form acquired is the form of the entity, what Aristotle specifies as the substrate of the generation need not be the matter of the emerging entity: the matter of the entity can be coordinate with the form to the extent that that matter is also generated from the preexistent material during the process of generation.

Each surgeon completes a trial operation form indicating the extent of surgery, the lymph node stations resected and the reconstruction.