Sentence examples for forms setting from inspiring English sources
Pieces like two tall, narrow-necked subtly asymmetric vases show how the Koreans relaxed Chinese forms, setting the stage for an appreciation of irregularity that the Japanese would cultivate into a love of accident.
At the hearing, Ms. Evans enumerated all the ways that finance companies like Nissan Motor influence the negotiations between dealers and customers, for example, by designing the application forms, setting limits on the dealers' share of the financing profits and steering their Web-site visitors to dealers.
Finally, we extend the formulae of Lévy Khintchine and Beurling Deny in semi-Dirichlet forms setting through introducing a quasi-compatible metric.
Considering the two coexisting state-individual relationships mentioned above, the key to understanding the actor's view of this multiple-level state is: how do they choose different practical forms—setting their self-boundary as permeated or firm —according to the timing and the level of government with which they are interacting.
During sea urchin development, Nodal establishes where the mouth of a larva forms, setting up what is called the dorsal/ventral axis of the embryo; this separates the front and back of the embryo.
These range from specialist maths sixth forms set up by the University of Exeter and Kings College London, to a primary school and planned sixth form set up by the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.
The reliquary is the primary image here: nine miniature architectural forms set atop pedestals.
During Okamoto's long Paris sojourn, his paintings featured abstract, biomorphic forms set against empty backgrounds with a surrealist air.
Her abstract animations, of linear forms set to music, look to contemporary eyes like dancing versions of that classic midcentury children's toy, Colorforms.
Add cream to chocolate in two portions, stirring gently, until a smooth, shiny ganache forms; set aside. 4. Stir together confectioners' sugar, almonds, flour and baking powder.
Songs feature strophic and through-composed forms, set with both vocables and lyrics that refer to animals and spirits of the forest as well as mythical beings.
