Sentence examples for from the form from inspiring English sources

But the opera featured one major deviation from the form.

And, in a sense, "Speed-the-Plow" is an extended pitch, a vaudeville that borrows from the form it's lampooning.

"I'm absolutely certain that the boys are not far from the form that the 1993 players used to play.

Opera had existed for only a decade when the composer produced "Orfeo," in 1607, and he was the first to draw perfection from the form.

Maybe they'll be able to detect, from the form of the message, "This seems to be something we've seen from visually oriented species, or auditory-oriented species".

In their treatment of this kind of information, however, they differ from the form of reference work that limits itself to the provision of salient facts without comment.

From the form of this last equation, it is clear that at the temperature T = θ, the value of the susceptibility becomes infinite.

The biggest change aside from the form factor is probably the interface.

Human knowledge results from the form and the structure of intelligence.

All the attribute parameters and properties specified in the schema can be set from the form-based interface.

Information from the Form-90 is used to calculate the BAC based on the Widmark formula with an age adjustment [ 43].