Sentence examples for forms have very from inspiring English sources

Many languages and poetic forms have very specific poetic dictions, to the point where distinct grammars and dialects are used specifically for poetry.

Stumpy forms have very little translation compared with long slender forms [ 29] so should actually have lower ribosomal protein requirements.

Both of these derived spectra and the P & F forms have very similar NIR features involving a 660 nm trough and a 715 920 nm broad peak (compare Figs. 4 and 6).

But as it became clear that the two forms had very different needs, Mr. Vinoly suggested creating both the theater and the performance atrium, a jazz room with a view.

Additionally, 11.5% of the forms had very limited information or the description of the type of ailment or symptoms made it difficult for a cause to be assigned.

However, the maximal rates from C206G and E377K were only 10 15% and ∼2% of the wild-type rates, respectively, suggesting that (as the FMN complex I ratio is very high) either a significant proportion of enzyme is unable to accept FMN, or FMN binds to each molecule but the enzymes formed have very low activity.

For the naïve raters, 6 of 20 (30%) components of the form, and 5 of 6 (83%) concussions signs, had κ values between.60 and.79 ('moderate' agreement), while 2 of 2 (100%) interval/ratio variables of the form had very good ICC.

He says that he "would absolutely not run unless it was to win," but he's sure that the revival of the libertarian conservatives is on the wing, and that the party in its current form has very little future on the West Coast and Northeast.

In severe infection by C. albicans, the hyphal form has very important roles as compared to the yeast form.

The two forms can have very different properties and sharply different effects on the body.

However, while many discussions have taken place over their structure and form, we have very little information on their functional ecology and how such assemblages persisted despite strong eternal forcing from wind and waves.