Sentence examples for forms of in from inspiring English sources

At the ESA we've studied various forms of in situ resources utilisation, including fuel-production and 3D printing of habitats from lunar material.

The latest revelations from the Edward Snowden files show this haystack also includes webcam images of millions of internet users, some of whom are involved in deeply adult forms of in flagrante "communication".

Other forms of in situ spectroscopy can also be used, for example, fluorescence emission by a pigment is often used as a visual clue to suggest the use of a dye.

It has demonstrated potential clinical applications in the treatment of neurodegenerative and neurotoxic related diseases, diabetes mellitus, Amanita mushroom poisoning, several types of nephrotoxicity, alcoholic liver cirrhosis and various forms of in vitro and in vivo cancer models [3 6].

The chemical shift to a higher binding energy of both peaks indicated that the ITO nanoparticles deposited on graphene were free of metallic compounds, and that only the oxide forms of In and Sn were present [46, 47, 48].

With the ongoing development, and soon to be commercially released, MRI-Linac (Stefanowicz et al. 2013), there has been an increased focus on other forms of in vivo dosimetry systems, such as optically stimulated luminescent dosimeters, radioluminescence dosimeters, plastic scintillation dosimeters and implantable MOSFETs (Reynolds et al. 2013).

Before this tournament started, Blatter reiterated his position against video replay and other forms of in-game technology.

Measurements of erosion rate are revolutionised by two different forms of in-line measurement of wear to the sample.

Not only has this created new forms of in-class distraction and revolutionized campus communication, but it has begun to transform teaching itself.

Although some forms of in-game advertising - such as product placement and sponsorship - have existed for a number of years, a new market in "dynamic" advertising is quickly opening up thanks to the rise in internet connectivity.

There is already a fair amount of support through tax credits introduced by Gordon Brown when he was chancellor of the exchequer, which in turn built on earlier forms of in-work support pioneered by the Conservatives.