Sentence examples for in exactly this form from inspiring English sources

None of these issues and positions existed, in exactly this form, before 1968.

Mr Parsky says that this will be similar to a value-added tax, but "does not exist in exactly this form anywhere in the world".

Even so analysts don't think the Start button will return in exactly that form.

With very few exceptions, the images were scanned from dot-screen figures in books and journal articles, or else obtained from some other source in exactly the form that you see them.

For repositories that assign DataCite DOIs to their archived data2, the repository name should be recorded in the 'publisher' field of each DOI they register, in exactly the form that it should be included in formal data citations.

That ritual -- at least, in exactly that form -- has largely come to an end at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center, which has just junked all but a fraction of its once large circulating LP collection.

LAURA SCHULZ: I think it's a hard question to answer in exactly that form, because of course what we have are computational models, again, for how for any given set of problems you might be able to solve it by what kinds of representations might be at play.

Ten years ago last month, Adobe released Portable Document Format, a standard that has been used worldwide for electronic documents, and Adobe Reader, the program that allows users to view and print PDF documents in exactly the form they were created.

We want to be maximally messy and multiple to be really responsive and harvest lots of good ideas AND we want to be elegant and perfectly defined as things work their way to market so that what goes to market is everything the consumer wants in exactly the form and function the consumer wants without a single extra thing.

They rarely appear in exactly the form that one might prefer, and it often requires a healthy dose of courage to forge ahead into uncharted waters.

But he added: "What will happen is it will come to a committee which he [Nick Clegg] chairs and I doubt it will come in exactly the form in the Daily Mail.