Sentence examples for form with more from inspiring English sources
The data obtained from the stretched samples within 70 90 °C showed that all of the formed crystals are disordered α′ form with more compact chain packing than that of the cold crystallization.
People familiar with the process said Ms. Palin had responded to a standard form with more than 70 questions.
It was a far better moment than the early 21st century is -- when poetry has become an art form with more practitioners than actual readers.
The last time I checked, coconut oil was supposed to be the devil himself in liquid form, with more poisonous artery-clogging, cholesterol-raising, heart-attack-causing saturated fat than butter, lard or beef tallow.
Now re-established by the art dealer Maureen Zarember and renamed Tribal Art New York, it's convening again, in smaller form, with more than a dozen galleries gathered in the wood-paneled rooms of the Fletcher-Sinclair Mansion on the Upper East Side.
Mr. Renner has to do some actual acting because of the role (surprise: there's more to Brandt than a suit), and his low-key performance is a dividend in a movie in which almost all human interactions take exaggerated form, with more throttling than talking, or so it seems.
Some fear that it's becoming a kind of universal art form, often with more form than art.
A small group of smooth-shelled forms with more complex suture lines, the phylloceratids, also arose in the Early Triassic.
Today, all four of those establishments remain open, though in modified forms, with more space devoted to nonsexual entertainment and video shelves stocked with westerns and martial arts movies.
"Our members are being asked to eke out further efficiencies despite already delivering better outcomes than school and academy sixth forms, with more disadvantaged students, at a lower cost to the public purse", Kewin says.
What is more, he said, the Brotherhood agreed Friday that from now on any talks with the generals would be conducted by a new "national front" it had formed with more secular or liberal advocates of democracy.
