And when it is in motion, the sound of shifting gears and engine braking becomes that of a storm, never quite formed, its forming ceaseless, thunder dry, impotent.
But I think it's formed its modern form more recently.
Broadway forms the spine, and Riverside Park and Morningside Park form its flanks.
In contrast to Ustilentyloma, which forms its sori in leaves, Bauerago forms its sori in the ovaries of its host.
In its C-allele form, it forms a CpG site.
It doesn't change its form because form is something that takes place within its essence.
At the other end of the spectrum, the iPod shuffle underwent a return to form — literally — as in, its form factor is now the same as it was two generations ago.
Whereas ({H_{1}^{mathrm{per}}, S_{z}}) and ({H_{1}^{mathrm{per}}, C_{z}(i,j }) are both sloppy quantum simulation models, the influential CPD for the former is much simpler in form - its form remains invariant across the phase diagram and with varying temperature.
Published by Harvard University Press as Unflattening, the work argues for the importance of visual thinking for teaching and learning in both its subject and its form and challenges the forms of learning traditionally found in academic settings.
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The viability decline in stationary phase was strain-dependent and strain Lalvin EC-1118 lost its capacity to form colony forming units earlier than the other strains, after 10 days of fermentation (Additional file 1).
