Buckyballs are the third fundamental form of carbon, after diamond and graphite.
What will remain, he said, are the fundamental form of the street and the social interactions that it supports.
The triode is the fundamental form of vacuum tube; variants, such as the tetrode or the pentode, incorporate additional grids.
But as in some previous flights, this fundamental form of protection was rejected in favour of squeezing an extra man into the capsule.
Traditionally, pride has been identified as the fundamental form of sinfulness, but Kierkegaard argued that human psychology is darkened by an inseparable combination of pride and fear, which both get in the way of love.
Aum Shinrikyo, the Japanese cult indicted for planting poison gas in Tokyo subways, professes to practice a primitive or fundamental form of Buddhism, naming Lord Shiva, god of destruction and regeneration, as its highest god.
This ballet of musical objects not only illustrates Aristotle's notion of a fundamental form outside the empirical realm — as matter decays, the spirit persists — but also celebrates the sonic diversity of avant-garde composition.
It is a truth universally acknowledged, by anthropologists if not theologians, that the most fundamental form of human society, literal companionship, is characterised by a willingness to sit down and eat with another human being.
Another person, from South Asia, was asked about a mosque he attended and told an agent that "the mosque did not espouse any radical or fundamental form of Islam or denounce the United States in any way".
At its most fundamental form, that's essentially what Wave is.
The third fundamental form of romantic art depicts the formal freedom and independence of character.
