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Lobed forms suggested by the melon are very characteristic, and the pear-shaped bottle differs in its proportions from that of the Chinese.

The distinguishing aspect of Boullée's mature work is his abstraction of the geometric forms suggested by ancient works into a new concept of monumental building that would possess the calm, ideal beauty of classical architecture while also having considerable expressive power.

Several equation forms suggested by Chave et al. (2014) and Sileshi (2014) were selected.

In addition, some evolutionary biologists were suspicious of the magnitude of the differences in fitness of the two forms suggested by Kettlewell's results (Kettlewell 1973).

We measure the wavelength and the growth rate by fitting the entire digitized image of a jet to the functional form suggested by the linear theory.

Partially non-reflective characteristic-based boundary conditions, with the linear relaxation form suggested by Rudy and Strikwerda, [J. Comput. Phys. 36 (1980) 55 70], are considered.

The motion is communicated from solid to fluid by the frictional forces that prevent slip between the two (see above Viscosity), and a velocity profile of the form suggested by Figure 14 is established.

The streamlines that describe the steady flow pattern (outside that "boundary layer") have the form suggested by Figure 11, though the details naturally depend on the magnitude of v0 and K.

But the possibilities of plastic form suggested by this initially liquid material, which could easily assume curved shapes in plan and section, soon led to the creation of a series of remarkable interior spaces, spanned by domes or vaults and uncluttered by the columns required by trabeated stone construction, that showed the power of the imperial state.

A correlation for the increased torque required to agitate an elastic fluid is presented that has a form suggested by the analytical solution for the effect of elasticity on the torque required to spin a sphere in a second-order elastic fluid.

The new analytical expression for ε(k) almost retains the form suggested by Kornyshev et al. However, it is shown that the new expression permits to bring the values of fitted parameters into a range where they can be interpreted more realistically.