The challenge is to address issues of this scale in a form which is inevitably character-led.
"This time, people only had to click on a link to fill in a form which takes five minutes.
The Maxwell equations are rewritten, by means of the Lorentz potentials, in a form which conserves these divergences.
By contrast Apple's seems to collect an almost unlimited amount in a form which is easily accessible to anyone who gets their hands on the phone.
"I think it is right that the reports be published, although in a form which would protect the identities of the sources".
"Rather, the three directors have assembled Cloud Atlas and reassembled it in a form which – fingers crossed – will be a glorious, epic thing.
5 The term "bioavailability" refers to "the extent to which the lead is in a form which is easily internalized by the body, i.e., the extent to which it is in a form which can be physiologically transported through the lungs, gastrointestinal tract, skin, etc. and absorbed into the bloodstream.... .. R.R. at 313a-314a.
Another novelty is that the equation of state is given in terms of invariants of the Almansi tensor in a form which separates hydrodynamic and shear effects.
The new model gives a way to provide comparative data for different materials in a form which can easily be incorporated into simulations.
Buchanan told GGC: "We are keen to ensure that we provide information on the initial proposals in a form which encourages informed comment on them, and enables constructive discussion and alternative suggestions.
Here at last is a great writer, on the threshold of old age, determined to tell the truth in a form which releases all the possibilities of his art".
