The plague spread so widely in the 14th century because hordes of flea-infested rats lived in human homes and workplaces, and many people developed the pneumonic form, which can be spread by sneezing or coughing.
Any plane through wood cellular structure shows a form, which can be represented by a free-form surface with the aim of tracking its deformation during free swelling.
The thyroid gland needs iodine and readily takes in the radioactive form, which can cause cancer.
UVA light is the predominant form, which can cause skin cancer from long-term exposure to it.
The viral form of the disease is less severe than the bacterial form, which can be deadly.
His emphasis on loaded narrative over form, which can make his art seem formulaic and repetitive, is now nearly epidemic.
Graphic novels tend to be viewed as geeky (no thanks to the Simpsons), but they are a very powerful form which can punch your senses in all directions.
One issue is that the fertiliser produced by anaerobic digestion tends to be in liquid form, which can be difficult to manage.
Zadie Smith pointed to something similar when – in a Guardian article in 2009 – she called the essay the prose form which can best reflect "messy reality".
As of Monday, Dr. Schuchat said, almost 13 million doses were available, about half of it in the injectable form, which can be taken by toddlers and pregnant women.
Body chemistry often gives drugs a new form, which can be toxic or even deadly.
